When was the Nuremberg Trial' conducted?

                                                                 

This was the series of military tribunals that were held under international law and the laws of War. This is the biggest Trial of History that happened in Germany in Nuremberg. This was held for the prosecution of prominent members of the political, military, judicial, and economic leadership of Nazi Germany especially for those, who participated in one way or the other in any Holocaust and other war crimes.

After the ending of the Second World War, many leaders were involved in the criminal activity in the war, including the military, doctors, politicians, and other leaders of the system. Hence to take action against all such people the international military tribunal was formed and the Trials were done in front of the tribunal.

There were many judges and Prosecutors and is said that each of the four countries will provide a judge and alternative, as well as a prosecutor. Some of the names of the judges are as follows.

Major general Iona Nikitchenko appointed by the Soviet Union

Lieutenant colonel Alexander Volchenkov was the alternate person appointed by the Soviet union

 Sir Normat Birkett was the alternate person appointed by Britain

Francis Briddle was the main judge appointed by the America

John J Parker was the alternate person appointed by America

Professor Henry Donnedieu de vabres was the main judge appointed by the French government

Robert Falco was the alternate judge appointed by the French government