Robert H. Jackson and the International Military Tribunal Charter in Germany. Robert H. Jackson, United States Attorney General and the U.S. prosecutor in the Nuremberg Trials gives a speech accepting his appointment. The Chief of Council, Great Britain, France and United States sign the International Military Tribunal Charter establishing the laws of crime against war, war crime and crime against humanity committed in World War II. Names of the indicted Major War Criminals at the Nuremberg prison.
Events and various war crime trials after World War I and II. Exterior view of Palais de Justice de Paris with some cars in front, in Paris, France. Courtroom views: Pietro Caruso, Fascist of Italy is seen in court. Next is Norwegian Army officer Vidkun Quisling in court. French General Henri-Philippe Petain in court in Paris. French politician Pierre Laval speaking in a court room. Views of lawyers and prosecutors speaking forcefully in courtrooms. Nazi Hermann Goering speaking in an outdoor setting. Nazi generals being arrested at end of World War II including Field Marshal von Rundstedt. Next scene shows Germany's Kaiser Wilhelm II and General Staff during World War I. Next is Briitsh Prime Minister Henry Lloyd George, after World War I. Kaiser Wilhelm II, residing in Doorn, Netherlands, after World War 1. With his good hand, the Kaiser throws wood into a pile. A post-war aerial view of Nuremberg, Germany with massive bomb damage and destruction in the city. The court house of Nuremberg. U.S. chief prosecutor Robert Jackson walking outside the Nuremberg courthouse with a military officer on his right and a woman on his left. Next scene is a dramatization of a British Court scene, with justices wearing powdered wigs. Elevated, wide view of Red Square in Moscow, Russia, Soviet Union. View of a Soviet court in session, and civilian viewers of the trial seen in upper gallery viewing seats.
Ground level views of devastated Berlin after World War II. Damaged and demolished buildings due to Allied bombings. Camera panning slowly in complete circle showing destruction everywhere.
Destruction of infrastructure in Berlin after World War II. Berlin women work in bucket brigade after. Damaged buildings in the background. Women use pick axe to remove the debris. They fill the buckets with debris using shovels. Elderly women pass buckets. Women pile bricks and passes buckets.
Damage in Berlin after the Battle of Berlin in World War II. Brandenburg Gate (Brandenburger Tor, Pariser Platz, 10117 Berlin, Germany) in the background. Wrecked, burnt vehicles in the middle of the Unter den Linden, a boulevard in Berlin.
Destroyed infrastructure in Berlin after World War II. Berlin policemen lined up. Brandenburg Arch in background. A family walks with a luggage loaded cart.
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