'The World’s Biggest Murder Trial: Nuremberg' examines one of the most significant moments in modern history, where, for the first time, the international community held a state accountable for war crimes. Using newly discovered 35mm footage, Jenny cut the film like a courtroom drama, weaving in the voices of leading human rights lawyers, the last living Nuremberg prosecutor, the first person to discover concentration camps, and the psychologist who assessed the defendants. Together, they draw disturbing parallels between the horrors of the past and the human rights challenges we face today.
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This excellent feature documentary effectively distils the almost bland horror of the Nuremberg Trials. The footage from the courtroom is extraordinary in its ordinariness...and with contributors unseen it’s gripping

Alison Graham, Radio Times

In a new film by award-winning filmmaker Jenny Ash, the Nuremberg Trials are examined, showing spine-chilling original footage of the court. Ms Ash’s great coup has been the securing of electrifying interviews.

Jewish Chronicle

The dramatic true story of the largest murder trial in history is told in a powerful new feature-length documentary. A stark reminder of the dreadful consequences of division and hate

Total TV

This excellent feature documentary effectively distils the almost bland horror of the Nuremberg Trials. The footage from the courtroom is extraordinary in its ordinariness...and with contributors unseen it’s gripping

Alison Graham, Radio Times

In a new film by award-winning filmmaker Jenny Ash, the Nuremberg Trials are examined, showing spine-chilling original footage of the court. Ms Ash’s great coup has been the securing of electrifying interviews.

Jewish Chronicle

The dramatic true story of the largest murder trial in history is told in a powerful new feature-length documentary. A stark reminder of the dreadful consequences of division and hate

Total TV
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