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• School: York University
• Department: Human Rights and Equity Studies
• Course: HREQ 2010
• Professor: Paul Brienza

Document Summary

Nazis who were caught (many others committed suicide: the major trials went from november 20, 1945 to october 1, 1946, there were other trials for doctors and judges who worked for the third reich. The creation of the trials: the nuremberg trials were created through an agreement called the inter-allied. Nazism: the judges were made up of recognized judges from britain, united state, france and the. Legacy of the nuremberg trial: the genocide convention, 1948, the universal declaration of human rights, 1948, the nuremberg principles, 1950, the convention on the abolition of the statute of limitations on war crimes and. Crimes against humanity, 1968: the geneva convention on the laws and customs of war, 1949; supplementary protocols, 1977, the nuremberg trials were a major building block of modern international law and human rights. Creating the international criminal court: after the judgments at nuremberg, the international community pushed the idea of criminalizing genocide and called for a convention" on the topic.