How long did Nuremberg trials last?

The Nuremberg trials lasted approximately 10 months, beginning on November 20, 1945, and concluding on October 1, 1946. During this period, the International Military Tribunal (IMT) held sessions to hear evidence and determine the guilt of 24 major Nazi leaders who were accused of war crimes, crimes against humanity, and crimes against peace.

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Methuselah exists and is almost 5,000 years old
We are all familiar with the expression «you are older than Methuselah » to express that a person is very old or, rather, has many years. The comparison with Methuselah is due to the fact that he is the oldest person mentioned in the Old Testament (he died at the age of 969 years) and for you to hav
The X Division of the EDES against the Albanian Chamids in Thesprotia – 1944
The II/16 Battalion of the X Division of the EDES was under the command of the then captain Ziogas. The commander of the division was Vasilios Kamaras. X Division was active in Thesprotia fighting against German and Albanian Axis collaborators. The forces of the Division were also confronted by the
Klaus Barbie, the executioner of Lyon
Klaus Barbie is an SS officer of the SD (German Counterintelligence Services) who arrived in France in June 1942. The one who has already stood out in Russia, for his qualities in the fight against insurgency, quickly becomes the head of the Gestapo Lyonnaise (February 1943). Nicknamed the execution
Jews were thrown out of the country and the population was worried about coffee supplies. Swedish nationalism during World War II
On September 1, 1939 in Stockholm, tickets for premiere screenings of films were sold on the trunk in Rigoletto - the American film Fury directed by Fritz Lang with Sylvia Sydney and Spencer Tracy in the main roles was screened, in Dramaten the autumn repertoire was launched with the premiere screen