This volume presents the most important essays examining the Nuremberg trial from legal, political, historical, and philosophical perspectives. Together, the perspectives provide an overview of the Trial that is invaluable to understanding its significance to modern international law and politics.
This volume presents the most important essays examining the Nuremberg trial from legal, political, historical, and philosophical perspectives. Together, the perspectives provide an overview of the Trial that is invaluable to understanding its significance to modern international law and politics.
Guénaël Mettraux is a Defence Counsel appearing before International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia
Inhaltsangabe
* Foreword * I. Legal Perspectives * (a) Contemporaneous Views of the Trial and Judgement * (i) The Charter of the International Military Tribunal * 1: Robert H. Jackson: The Challenge of International Lawlessness * 2: Hersch Lauterpacht: The Law of Nations and the Punishment of War Crimes * 3: Stefan Glaser: The Nuremberg Charter and New Principles of International Law * (ii) The Trial and the Judgment * 4: Sheldon Glueck: The Nuremberg Trial and Aggressive War * 5: Egon Schwelb: Crimes Against Humanity * 6: Georg Schwarzenberger: The Judgment of Nuremberg * 7: Jean Graven: International Justice and Reconciliation: Lessons of Nuremberg * 8: Thomas J. Dodd: The Nuremberg Trials * 9: Francis Biddle: The Nuremberg Trial * 10: Henri Donnedieu de Vabres: The Nuremberg Trial before Modern Principles of International Criminal Law * 11: Hans Kelsen: Will the Judgment in the Nuremberg Trial Constitute a Precedent in International Law? * 12: Geoffrey Lawrence (Lord Oaksey): The Nuremberg Trial * 13: Norman Birkett: International Legal Theories Evolved at Nuremberg * 14: Herbert Wechsler: The Issues of the Nuremberg Trial * 15: Quincy Wright: The Law of the Nuremberg Trial * 16: Robert H. Jackson: Nuremberg in Retrospect: Legal Answer to International Lawlessness * 17: Telford Taylor: The Nuremberg War Crimes Trials * 18: H.-H. Jescheck: State Responsibility in International Criminal Law: A Study of the Nuremberg Trial * b) Historical Perspectives: The Nuremberg Legacy * 19: Otto Kranzbuhler: Nuremberg Eighteen Years Afterwards * 20: A. I. Poltorak: The Nuremberg Trials and the Question of Responsibility for Aggression * 21: Bert V. A. Röling: The Nuremberg and the Tokyo Trials in Retrospect * 22: Hans Laternser: Looking Back at the Nuremberg Trials with Special Consideration of the Processes Against Military Leaders * 23: Matthew Lippman: Nuremberg: Forty-Five Years Later * 24: I. A. Ledyah and I. I. Lukashuka: The Nuremberg Trial: The Law Against War and Fascism * 25: Reinhard Merkel: The Law of the Nuremberg Trial * 26: M. Cherif Bassiouni: The 'Nuremberg Legacy' * 27: Guénaël Mettraux: Judicial Inheritance: The Value and Significance of the Nuremberg Trial to Contemporary War Crimes Trials * II. Political and Philosophical Perspectives * 29: A. L. Goodhart: The Legality of the Nuremberg Trials * 30: Karl Jaspers: The Question of German Guilt * 31: Henry L. Stimson: The Nuremberg Trial: Landmark in Law * 32: Robert H. Jackson: "Introduction", in Whitney R. Harris, Tyranny on Trial - The Evidence at Nuremberg * 33: David Luban: The Legacies of Nuremberg * 34: Mark Osiel: Mass Atrocity, Collective Memory, and the Law * III Bibliography * IV Annexes * St-James Declaration * Moscow Declaration * London Agreement * Charter of the International Military Tribunal * Rules of Procedure And Evidence * General Assembly Resolution 95(I) - Nuremberg Principles * Table of Charges and Verdicts * V Index
* Foreword * I. Legal Perspectives * (a) Contemporaneous Views of the Trial and Judgement * (i) The Charter of the International Military Tribunal * 1: Robert H. Jackson: The Challenge of International Lawlessness * 2: Hersch Lauterpacht: The Law of Nations and the Punishment of War Crimes * 3: Stefan Glaser: The Nuremberg Charter and New Principles of International Law * (ii) The Trial and the Judgment * 4: Sheldon Glueck: The Nuremberg Trial and Aggressive War * 5: Egon Schwelb: Crimes Against Humanity * 6: Georg Schwarzenberger: The Judgment of Nuremberg * 7: Jean Graven: International Justice and Reconciliation: Lessons of Nuremberg * 8: Thomas J. Dodd: The Nuremberg Trials * 9: Francis Biddle: The Nuremberg Trial * 10: Henri Donnedieu de Vabres: The Nuremberg Trial before Modern Principles of International Criminal Law * 11: Hans Kelsen: Will the Judgment in the Nuremberg Trial Constitute a Precedent in International Law? * 12: Geoffrey Lawrence (Lord Oaksey): The Nuremberg Trial * 13: Norman Birkett: International Legal Theories Evolved at Nuremberg * 14: Herbert Wechsler: The Issues of the Nuremberg Trial * 15: Quincy Wright: The Law of the Nuremberg Trial * 16: Robert H. Jackson: Nuremberg in Retrospect: Legal Answer to International Lawlessness * 17: Telford Taylor: The Nuremberg War Crimes Trials * 18: H.-H. Jescheck: State Responsibility in International Criminal Law: A Study of the Nuremberg Trial * b) Historical Perspectives: The Nuremberg Legacy * 19: Otto Kranzbuhler: Nuremberg Eighteen Years Afterwards * 20: A. I. Poltorak: The Nuremberg Trials and the Question of Responsibility for Aggression * 21: Bert V. A. Röling: The Nuremberg and the Tokyo Trials in Retrospect * 22: Hans Laternser: Looking Back at the Nuremberg Trials with Special Consideration of the Processes Against Military Leaders * 23: Matthew Lippman: Nuremberg: Forty-Five Years Later * 24: I. A. Ledyah and I. I. Lukashuka: The Nuremberg Trial: The Law Against War and Fascism * 25: Reinhard Merkel: The Law of the Nuremberg Trial * 26: M. Cherif Bassiouni: The 'Nuremberg Legacy' * 27: Guénaël Mettraux: Judicial Inheritance: The Value and Significance of the Nuremberg Trial to Contemporary War Crimes Trials * II. Political and Philosophical Perspectives * 29: A. L. Goodhart: The Legality of the Nuremberg Trials * 30: Karl Jaspers: The Question of German Guilt * 31: Henry L. Stimson: The Nuremberg Trial: Landmark in Law * 32: Robert H. Jackson: "Introduction", in Whitney R. Harris, Tyranny on Trial - The Evidence at Nuremberg * 33: David Luban: The Legacies of Nuremberg * 34: Mark Osiel: Mass Atrocity, Collective Memory, and the Law * III Bibliography * IV Annexes * St-James Declaration * Moscow Declaration * London Agreement * Charter of the International Military Tribunal * Rules of Procedure And Evidence * General Assembly Resolution 95(I) - Nuremberg Principles * Table of Charges and Verdicts * V Index
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