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9 May, 05:07

What were the Nuremberg Trails?

A. Trails in which Nazi Leaders were charged with "crimes against humanity''

B. Trails in which leading Nazi generals were accused of having lost the war on purpose

C. Trails in which Adolf Hitler was ordered to return the stolen property of German Jews

D. Trails in which German Jews were charged with having started WW2

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