Nazi crimes and the law / Ed. by Nathan Stoltzfus, Henry Friedlander

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Bibliographic Details
Corporate Authors:	German Historical Institute (Issuing body)
Other Authors:	Stoltzfus, Nathan (Editor) Friedlander, Henry (Editor)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Cambridge [u.a.] : Cambridge Univ. Press, 2008
Series:	Publications of the German Historical Institute
Contents/pieces:	10 records

1. "A great achievement of German troops in mountain warfare" : cold war pressures and the German prosecution of Wehrmacht war crimes in the case of Cephalonia, 1943

2. Punishing the excess : sadism, bureaucratized atrocity, and the U.S. Army concentration camp trials, 1945-1947

3. The American military commission trials of 1945

4. The German-German rivalry and the prosecution of Nazi war criminals during the cold war, 1958-1965

5. The setting and the significance of the Nuremberg trials : a historian's perspective

6. The trials of Nazi war criminals in Austria

7. Getting away with murder : the Täubner case

8. Law, history, and Holocaust denial in the courtroom : the Zündel and Irving cases

9. Perceptions and suppression of Nazi crimes by the postwar German judiciary

10. Nazi crimes and the German law