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The Guardian
London, Greater London, England •
Sat, Oct 27, 1945
Page 4
Robert Ley, a Nazi leader, commits suicide, potentially making the Nuremberg Trials shorter
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Crimes Against Humanity
World War II
International Law
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Nuremberg Code
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Human Rights
Holocaust
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Robert Ley, a Nazi leader, commits suicide, potentially making the Nuremberg Trials shorter
Tags:
Nazi Leaders
Allied Forces
Crimes Against Humanity
World War II
International Law
War Crimes
Nuremberg Code
Nuremberg Trials
Human Rights
Holocaust
International Military Tribunal
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The Guardian
London, Greater London, England •
Sat, Oct 27, 1945
Page 4
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United Kingdom
England
London
The Guardian
1945
Oct
27
Page 4
Robert Ley, a Nazi leader, commits suicide, potentially making the Nuremberg Trials shorter
