Nuremberg Principles - Examples of The Principles Supported and Not Supported

Examples of The Principles Supported and Not Supported

For examples relating to Principle VI, see List of war crimes. For examples relating to Principle IV (from before, during, and after the Nuremberg Trials), see Superior Orders.

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