Nazi Trial at Nuremberg

The transcript details the trial of Adolf Hitler's associates, presided over by British Judge Jeffrey Lawrence. The court proceedings are described, including the use of translators and the charges against the defendants for waging aggressive war and committing crimes against humanity. The defendants' reactions and courtroom dynamics are highlighted, along with the presentation of damning evidence, including films from Nazi concentration camps, to convict the accused.

Who is presiding over the trial of Adolf Hitler's associates?

• British Judge Jeffrey Lawrence

• American Judge Robert Jackson

• Russian Judge Iona Nikitchenko

• French Judge Henri Donnedieu de Vabres

What is the main charge against the defendants in the trial?

• Financial fraud

• Waging aggressive war and crimes against humanity

• Espionage

• Political corruption

How do the defendants react to the prosecutor's account of events?

• They are convulsed

• They agree with it

• They are indifferent

• They laugh it off

What type of evidence does the prosecution present in the afternoon session?

• Eyewitness testimonies

• Films from Nazi concentration camps

• Financial records

• Personal diaries

What is the purpose of the films shown in the courtroom?

• To showcase technological advancements

• To accuse the living using the voices of the dead

• To provide historical context

• To entertain the audience