Nuremberg Trials and Nazi Leadership

The video covers the Nuremberg Trials, where judges from various countries convened to try Nazi leaders. The process began with reading the indictment, followed by defendants' pleas, with many declaring 'not guilty.' The Allied prosecution, led by Justice Jackson, presented the case against the accused, emphasizing the gravity of their crimes. The video also delves into the history of the Nazi Party, highlighting its origins and ideologies.

What was the primary purpose of the Nuremberg Trials?

• To negotiate peace treaties

• To create a new world order

• To punish the leaders of the Nazi Party

• To establish new international laws

How many leaders of the Nazi Party were judged at the Nuremberg Trials?

• 15

• 25

• 10

• 20

What was Wilhelm Goring's initial reaction during his plea?

• He tried to read a statement

• He refused to attend

• He declared himself guilty

• He remained silent

How did Hess respond to the charges against him?

• He remained silent

• He was confused and hazy

• He declared himself not guilty

• He pleaded guilty

Which defendant was known as Hitler's ex-economic advisor?

• Wilhelm Rick

• Walter Funk

• Rudolph Hess

• Wilhelm Goring

What was the main focus of Justice Jackson's opening statement?

• The economic policies of the Nazi regime

• The military strategies of the Nazis

• The personal lives of the defendants

• The crimes against the peace of the world

Which defendant showed little interest in the proceedings?

• Wilhelm Goring

• Rudolph Hess

• Wilhelm Rick

• Walter Funk

When was the German Labor Party, which later became the Nazi Party, founded?

• 1918

• 1921

• 1919

• 1920

Who was particularly prominent in disseminating the Nazi doctrine?

• Rosenberg and Striker

• Wilhelm Goring and Walter Funk

• Rudolph Hess and Wilhelm Rick

• Justice Jackson and Major Coogan

What was the unalterable program of the National Socialist German Workers Party known as?

• The 25 Points

• The Master Race Doctrine

• The Faith of the Blood

• The New Religion