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20th November 1945: The first of the Nuremberg Trials begin in the aftermath of the Second World War

  • 20th November 2022
  • Tagged as: Germany, Justice, Law, Nazi, Nuremberg, Nuremberg Trials, Second World War, War Crime

Organised by the Allies to bring senior Nazis to justice for their part in the war crimes committed by the regime, t first Nuremberg Trial lasted for almost a year.

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10th May 1941: Rudolf Hess, Deputy Führer of the German Nazi Party, flew from Germany to Scotland on a mission to strike a peace deal with the British government

  • 10th May 2022
  • Tagged as: Aircraft, Britain, Germany, Nazi, Nuremberg Trials, Rudolf Hess, Scotland, Second World War, Spandau Prison, World War 2

Hess landed twelve miles away from his intended destination of Dungavel House, the home of the Duke of Hamilton, with whom he hoped to open peace negotiations.

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20th November 1945: First Nuremberg Trial begins

  • 20th November 2020
  • Tagged as: Criminal, Germany, Nazi, Nuremberg Trials, Second World War, Trial, USA, War Crime
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On the 20th November 1945 the first, and best known, of the Nuremberg Trials began.

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27th August 1928: The Kellogg-Briand Pact is signed

  • 27th August 2020
  • Tagged as: France, International Relations, League of Nations, Nuremberg Trials, USA

On the 27th August 1928, Germany, France and the United States signed the General Treaty for Renunciation of War as an Instrument of National Policy – otherwise known as the Kellogg-Briand Pact.

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