Nuremberg, The Last Battle book and audiobook draw on diaries, transcripts, and unpublished documents from judges, prosecutors, defense attorneys, and defendants to examine what happened inside the courtroom—and what it meant.

At its center is U.S. Chief Prosecutor Robert H. Jackson, tasked with an unprecedented challenge: how do you prosecute crimes that had no legal precedent? The book explores the compromises, contradictions, and controversies that shaped the tribunal, including accusations of victor’s justice that defendants raised at the time and historians have debated since.

Now also available as an audiobook, narrated by Paul English.