Table of Contents
Introduction ix
Chapter 1 Nuremberg and the Laws of War 3
Chapter 2 The Nuremberg Ideas 21
Chapter 3 Justice Jackson Takes Over 43
Chapter 4 Establishing the Court: The London Charter 56
Chapter 5 The Defendants and the Charges: Krupp and the German General Staff 78
Chapter 6 Berlin to Nuremberg 116
Chapter 7 Nuremberg: Pretrial Pains and Problems 129
Chapter 8 On Trial 165
Chapter 9 The Nuremberg War Crimes Community 208
Chapter 10 The SS and the General Staff-High Command 236
Chapter 11 Individual Defendants, Future Trials, and Criminal Organizations 262
Chapter 12 The French and Soviet Prosecutions 293
Chapter 13 The Defendants: Goering and Hess 319
Chapter 14 The Defendants: "Murderers' Row" 351
Chapter 15 The Defendants: Bankers and Admirals 381
Chapter 16 The Defendants: The Last Nine 417
Chapter 17 The Closing Arguments 473
Chapter 18 The Indicted Organizations 501
Chapter 19 The Defendants' Last Words 534
Chapter 20 The Judgments of Solomons 546
Chapter 21 Judgment: Law, Crime, and Punishment 571
Chapter 22 Epilogue and Assessment 612
Appendices 643
Source Notes 655
Bibliography 677
Index 683
