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In History / High School | 2025-07-04

The majority of Nazi leaders tried at Nuremberg were sentenced to

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The Nuremberg Trials sentenced the majority of Nazi leaders to various punishments, with 12 sentenced to death and others to life imprisonment or lesser sentences. These trials were crucial in establishing accountability for war crimes and contributed to the development of international law. The trials highlighted the concept of crimes against humanity, impacting how such actions are viewed legally today. ;

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