Nuremberg Trials

Discover the profound insights of Ellis Washington in his compelling book, Nuremberg Trials, published by the University Press of America in 2008. This thought-provoking work spans 246 pages and delves into the pivotal role of the Nuremberg Tribunal in shaping international law and relations. Washington argues that the Framers of the United Nations employed a flawed legal philosophy known as Positive Law, which emphasizes the separation of law and morals. Through his meticulous analysis, he sheds light on the implications of this legal approach in the context of the Holocaust and the aftermath of World War II. Nuremberg Trials is an essential read for anyone interested in understanding the complexities of justice, morality, and international law in a historical context. Enhance your knowledge of this critical period in history and its lasting effects on global governance.