History of Europe

What were the Nazi leaders convicted at Nuremberg trials?

The Nazi leaders convicted at the Nuremberg trials were:

- Herman Goring: Reichsmarschall (convicted, sentenced to death, committed suicide before sentence could be carried out)

- Joachim von Ribbentrop: Foreign Minister (convicted, sentenced to death)

- Wilhelm Keitel: Field Marshal, Chief of the German High Command (convicted, sentenced to death)

- Ernst Kaltenbrunner: Chief of the Security Service (convicted, sentenced to death)

- Alfred Rosenberg: Nazi ideologue (convicted, sentenced to death)

- Hans Frank: Governor-General of Poland (convicted, sentenced to death)

- Wilhelm Frick: Minister of the Interior (convicted, sentenced to death)

- Julius Streicher: Nazi propagandist (convicted, sentenced to death)

- Fritz Sauckel: Plenipotentiary General for Labour Mobilization (convicted, sentenced to death)

- Alfred Jodl: Chief of Operations Staff (convicted, sentenced to death)

- Arthur Seyss-Inquart: Reich Governor of Austria (convicted, sentenced to death)

- Albert Speer: Armaments Minister (convicted, sentenced to 20 years imprisonment)

- Konstantin von Neurath: Former Foreign Minister (convicted, sentenced to 15 years imprisonment)

- Hjalmar Schacht: Former Economic Minister (acquitted)

- Franz von Papen: Former Vice-Chancellor (acquitted)