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International military tribunal members presiding are shown listening to the proceedings at the Nuremberg war crimes trial. They'are, left to right, s(...)
International military tribunal members presiding are shown listening to the proceedings at the Nuremberg war crimes trial. They'are, left to right, s(...)

International military tribunal members presiding are shown listening to the proceedings at the Nuremberg war crimes trial. They'are, left to right, s(...)

Date11/29/1945
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  • International military tribunal members presiding are shown listening to the proceedings at the Nuremberg war crimes trial. They'are, left to right, s(...)
  • International military tribunal members presiding are shown listening to the proceedings at the Nuremberg war crimes trial. They'are; left to right; seated: Judge I. T. Nikitchenko of Russia; Alternate Sir Norman Birkett and Judge Sir Geoffrey Lawrence of Great Britain; Judge Henri DeVarre and Alternate Robert Falco of France
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Original Toronto Star caption: International military tribunal members presiding are shown listening to the proceedings at the Nuremberg war crimes trial. They'are; left to right; seated: Judge I. T. Nikitchenko of Russia; Alternate Sir Norman Birkett and Judge Sir Geoffrey Lawrence of Great Britain; Judge Henri DeVarre and Alternate Robert Falco of France
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