“He asked Ribbentrop if he knew what a ‘yes-man’ was. Yes, said Ribbentrop, in German it means ‘a man who obeys orders and is obedient and loyal’. Unwittingly he had produced an epitaph for Nazi officialdom.” — Ann Tusa Copy Share Image
“The indictment introduced a new word to the English language – ‘genocide” — Ann Tusa Copy Share Image
“We do not accept the paradox that legal responsibility should be least where the power is the greatest,’ said Jackson and he quoted Lord… — Ann Tusa Copy Share Image
“the wrong for which their fallen leaders are on trial is not that they lost the War, but that they started it.” — Ann Tusa Copy Share Image
“stay the hand of vengeance and voluntarily submit their captive enemies to the judgement of the law is one of the most significant tributes… — Ann Tusa Copy Share Image
“If you admit to having believed in a man, it is uncomfortable to accept him as a criminal;” — Ann Tusa Copy Share Image
“There comes a point where a man must refuse to answer to his leader if he is also to answer to his conscience.” — Ann Tusa Copy Share Image
“Of all these men, who but a year ago enjoyed wide influence or supreme power, not one could find a refuge in a continent… — Ann Tusa Copy Share Image
“You must put no man on trial before anything that is called a court… under forms of judicial proceeding, if you are not willing… — Ann Tusa Copy Share Image
“new evils require new remedies … new sanctions to defend and vindicate the eternal principles of right and wrong’.” — Ann Tusa Copy Share Image
“Not only did few of them sense a moral responsibility for the part they had played, few of them thought to question whether they… — Ann Tusa Copy Share Image
“these are not days in which the people of the world are inclined to quibble over precedents.” — Ann Tusa Copy Share Image
“essential moral weakness of this narcissist had been clearly shown in the manner in which he had subdued his indignation at the betrayal …… — Ann Tusa Copy Share Image
“he described Hitler as ‘a man of gigantic personality who, however, in the end assumed infernal powers’.” — Ann Tusa Copy Share Image
