Nuremberg trials: 'When you see these people in the dock, the world changes'
- The Nuremberg trials, held by the Allied powers after the Second World War to prosecute prominent Nazis for war crimes, came to an end on 1 October, 1946.
- The 10 months of hearings marked a turning point in international criminal justice, paving the way for the International Criminal Court.
- Bruno Cathala, who helped build the ICC, tells RFI how the Nuremberg trials changed the course of history.
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- The Nuremberg trials, held by the Allied powers after the Second World War to prosecute prominent Nazis for war crimes, came to an end on 1 October, 1946.
- The 10 months of hearings marked a turning point in international criminal justice, paving the way for the International Criminal Court.
- Bruno Cathala, who helped build the ICC, tells RFI how the Nuremberg trials changed the course of history.
Sources: RFI