Scenes from Nuremberg Trials Collection Search:     About the Collection   This site is the result of a collaborative partnership among the Truman Presidential Museum and Library, the Arthur W. Diamond Law Library at Columbia University Law School, and the Jacob Rader Marcus Center of the American Jewish Archives at Hebrew Union College. The site contains selected documents from the Nuremberg War Crimes holdings of these three institutions, as well as photographs, oral histories, and a chronology of events spanning the years 1941-1948. Supporting materials include: Finding Aids Telford Taylor Papers, Columbia Law School Henry Schneider Collection, Columbia Law School Records of the World Jewish Congress, American Jewish Archives Nuremberg War Crimes Trials Subject Guide, Truman Library				Lesson Plans Truman Library Lesson Plans Primary Source Activity - Katherine Fite Lincoln Letter The Holocaust: Resistance Movements Tokyo War Crimes Trials Truman and the Holocaust Teacher produced lesson plans Ann Richardson - Legacy of Nuremberg Download instructions: right click and "save as ..." to view this powerpoint presentation Jenny Buchanan: Genocide and Lessons Learned Download instructions: right click and "save as ..." to view this powerpoint presentation Jesse McClain: UN Declaration of Human Rights & Nuremberg Trials Download instructions: right click and "save as ..." to view these powerpoint presentations Joanne Finley: Race and Ethnicity Mark Lagergren - Holocaust Yesterday & Today Mary Ann Wilson - Holocaust Studies Pam Blevins - War Crimes Patti Winkler - Nuremberg Trials & Who should be put on Trial? Rob Hadley: Nuremberg Trials & Rwanda

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