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Judgment at Nuremberg A Play

Abby Mann

The Nuremberg trials brought to public attention the worst of the Nazi atrocities. The Nuremberg trials brought to public attention the worst of the Nazi atrocities.

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Lovett or Leave It

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Lovett or Leave It

Cory Booker's story about how a white man watching the movie 'Judgment at Nuremberg' inspired him to take action regarding housing discrimination.

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He's like, I was sitting on a couch, tired after a long week from work. And on that night, back when we had three channels, most of America was watching a movie called Judgment at Nuremberg.

— Episode: Canceling with the Stars

Episode: Canceling with the Stars

Cory Booker's story about how a white man watching the movie 'Judgment at Nuremberg' inspired him to take action regarding housing discrimination.

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He's like, I was sitting on a couch, tired after a long week from work. And on that night, back when we had three channels, most of America was watching a movie called Judgment at Nuremberg.

Morning Joe

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Morning Joe

The book was mentioned in the context of the criminal trial of many German officers after World War II, whose defense was often based on 'just following orders of Hitler.' The speaker used this example to show that following illegal orders is not an excuse.

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There's a movie out right now that I've seen, a great movie about Nuremberg. It was the basis for the criminal trial of most of the Germans after World War II, the German officer corps, because they d...

— Episode: ‘Trying to distract’: Joe slams Trump fo...

Episode: ‘Trying to distract’: Joe slams Trump for accusing...

The book was mentioned in the context of the criminal trial of many German officers after World War II, whose defense was often based on 'just following orders of Hitler.' The speaker used this example to show that following illegal orders is not an excuse.

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There's a movie out right now that I've seen, a great movie about Nuremberg. It was the basis for the criminal trial of most of the Germans after World War II, the German officer corps, because they did do illegal things. And their excuse was, I was just following orders of Hitler. Well, that's not an excuse. Sorry, you still did the illegal act.

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