The Nuremberg Trials created more than 70 years ago following the notorious World War

2 experiments on concentration camp victims.

This was a list of propositions, ethical principles that govern the treatment of human

beings.

After 1945, the Allied powers who won the war enacted the International Military Tribunal

on November 19, 1945, and as part of the Tribunal, a planned sequence of trials was held

against major war criminals and Nazi sympathizers who held upper echelon positions of influence

in the political military and economic areas of Germany during the war.

The first trial conducted under the Nuremberg Military Tribunal, so-called in 1947, was

referred to as the Doctors' Trial.

At the Doctors' Trial, 23 physicians from the Third Reich party were tried for crimes

against humanity for the truly unspeakable experiments they carried out on unwilling

prisoners of war.

Many of these horror show medical experiments took place at the Auschwitz concentration

camp, or I should say camps since Auschwitz was a system of nearly 40 camps of nearby

locations, where Jewish prisoners and others were tattooed with dehumanizing numbers onto

their arms so they could be identified after death.

The official title of the Doctors' Trial is The United States of America vs. Karl Brand

at all, and it was conducted at the Palace of Justice in Nuremberg Bavaria in Germany.

Why there?

Because it was one of the few standing buildings in Germany that didn't get pulverized by Allied

bombing during the war.

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