Justice at Nuremberg? Jewish responses to Nazi war crime trials in allied-occupied Germany

Examines the multifaceted ways in which Jews reacted to the Nuremberg Trials . Explores the problem of Jewish representation at Nuremberg and analyzes the attempts by Jewish individuals and organizations to intervene on behalf of the victims of the Holocaust. Moreover, it explores contemporaneous Jewish debates over German guilt, the agency and involvement of survivors in the fight for legal redress, and the possibilities for post-Holocaust justice in the framework of an international military trial.