Your fact-checks will appear here
French public institution dedicated to Higher Education and Research
The most direct primary Nazi documents presented at Nuremberg that demonstrated a policy of mass murder were bureaucratic orders and records that showed coordinated, state-level planning (notably mate...
The Nuremberg record contains multiple documentary avenues that preserve Hans Frank’s handwriting, signatures, and the text of reprisal decrees: chiefly the prosecution’s document books and exhibit se...
The most significant documents at the Nuremberg Trials proving the Holocaust were the voluminous contemporaneous German records—orders, memos, transport lists, camp reports and statistical summaries—p...
The prosecution at built its case largely on documentary evidence produced by the itself — a vast, heterogeneous archive that included official orders, administrative files, photographs and films, and...