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WWII: War Criminals

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Nuremberg Trials. Looking down on defendants' dock, ca. 1945-46. (WWII War Crimes Records/National Archives)(Img: WWII War Crimes Records/National Archives) On both sides of the globe, Axis leaders stood trial for their crimes during World War II; these crimes ranged from treason to genocide.

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