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The Nuremberg System
How Nazi Aggression, International Trials, and Human Rights Reshaped the Modern World
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What happens when the world decides that leaders can no longer hide behind the power of the state?
The Nuremberg System traces the dramatic transformation of international order from Hitler's rise in 1933 to today's struggles over war, sovereignty, human rights, and accountability. Thomas Veyr examines the collapse of European peace, the crimes of Nazi Germany, the historic Nuremberg Trials, and the legal principles that made individuals-including national leaders-answerable for aggression, war crimes, genocide, and crimes against humanity.
From the United Nations and the Genocide Convention to the International Criminal Court, Ukraine, Gaza, terrorism, and emerging technologies, this compelling history reveals both the achievements and contradictions of the modern system of international justice.
Authoritative, accessible, and thought-provoking, The Nuremberg System asks an urgent question: Can international law truly restrain power-or does justice still depend on who wins?
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