International Military Tribunal
military court for war criminals after the Second World War
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Summary
International Military Tribunal is an international court[1]. It draws 613 Wikipedia views per month (international_court category, ranking #21 of 28).[2]
Key Facts
- International Military Tribunal is in the country of Allied-occupied Germany[3].
- International Military Tribunal's instance of is recorded as international court[4].
- International Military Tribunal's instance of is recorded as court-martial[5].
- International Military Tribunal's instance of is recorded as event[6].
- International Military Tribunal's instance of is recorded as trial[7].
- International Military Tribunal took place at Nuremberg[8].
- The location of International Military Tribunal was Berlin[9].
- International Military Tribunal's Commons category is recorded as International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg[10].
- International Military Tribunal's foundational text is recorded as Nuremberg Charter[11].
- International Military Tribunal's archives at is recorded as International Court of Justice[12].
- August 8, 1945 marks the founding of International Military Tribunal[13].
- International Military Tribunal began on November 14, 1945[14].
- International Military Tribunal ended on October 1, 1946[15].
- International Military Tribunal's work available at URL is recorded as https://www.loc.gov/rr/frd/Military_Law/NT_major-war-criminals.html[16].
- International Military Tribunal's described by source is recorded as Armenian Soviet Encyclopedia, vol. 7[17].
- International Military Tribunal's defendant is recorded as Hermann Göring[18].
- International Military Tribunal's defendant is recorded as Rudolf Hess[19].
- International Military Tribunal's defendant is recorded as Joachim von Ribbentrop[20].
- International Military Tribunal's defendant is recorded as Robert Ley[21].
- International Military Tribunal's defendant is recorded as Wilhelm Keitel[22].
- International Military Tribunal's defendant is recorded as Ernst Kaltenbrunner[23].
- International Military Tribunal's defendant is recorded as Alfred Rosenberg[24].
- International Military Tribunal's defendant is recorded as Hans Frank[25].
- International Military Tribunal's defendant is recorded as Wilhelm Frick[26].
- International Military Tribunal's defendant is recorded as Julius Streicher[27].
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Founding
August 8, 1945 marks the founding of International Military Tribunal[13].
Why It Matters
International Military Tribunal draws 613 Wikipedia views per month (international_court category, ranking #21 of 28).[2] It is known by 17 alternative names across languages and contexts.[28]