Nuremberg: the Last Battle (Audiobook)

Inside the trial of the century

Nuremberg: The Last Battle examines the post-war prosecution of Germany's surviving wartime leaders through courtroom proceedings, private papers, diaries and contemporary records from judges, lawyers and defendants.

The account follows the creation of the International Military Tribunal, the prosecution led by Robert H. Jackson, the defence cases, and the legal and political conflicts surrounding the proceedings.

What this edition includes

• Approximately 16 hours 6 minutes of human narration by Paul English
• 23 indexed sections for easy navigation
• DRM-free M4B audiobook with chapter markers and embedded square cover
• DRM-free 192 kbps mono MP3 chapter files for broad device compatibility
• Mastered levels, safe peaks and clean chapter-boundary spacing

The narration includes selected explanatory footnotes where they form part of the listening edition; most scholarly citations and print-only apparatus are omitted.

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