Tyranny on Trial: The Trial of the Major German War Criminals at the End of the World War II at Nuremberg Germany 1945-1946 (Revised Edition)
CRIMES, INCREDIBLE AND UNBELIEVABLE Tyranny on Trial: The Evidence at Nuremberg. By Whitney R. Harris. Illustrated. 607 pp. Dallas: Southern Methodist University Press. By Saul K. Padover. This is one of those books that are heart-rending to read and perilous to ignore... Solidly documented, it is probably the first complete historical and legal analysis of the Nuremberg trial and, in view of the nature of the subject, should be considered a book of enduring importance.For this revised edition, Harris has added a new section on justice after Nuremberg, bringing the precedent of Nuremberg through the intervening years to the adoption of the permanent International Criminal Court with the Rome Treaty of 1998.  --The New York Times Book Review September 12, 1954 Vol. LIX - No. 37--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.