In the months after the German defeat in 1945, the allies had a unique opportuinty to talk to the politicians and soldiers who only a few weeks before had led the Third Reich. The interrogations were carefully recorded and transcribed and formed an important part of the prosecution case against the major war criminals arraigned at Nuremberg in November 1945. In this work, selected transcripts are published, with pictures, apparatus and accompanying text.
Author Biography
Richard Overy is Professor of History at King's College London. His previous books include WHY THE ALLIES WON, RUSSIA'S WAR and THE BATTLE.
