Strafverteidigung im Nürnberger Juristenprozess am Beispiel des Angeklagten Oswald Rothaug /

Strafverteidigung im Nürnberger Juristenprozess am Beispiel des Angeklagten Oswald Rothaug /

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Author / Creator:	Luber, Martin, author.
Imprint:	Berlin : Duncker & Humblot, [2018]. ©2018
Description:	383 pages : facsimiles ; 24 cm.
Language:	German
Series:	Beiträge zum internationalen und europäischen Strafrecht, 1867-5271 ; Band 30 Beiträge zum internationalen und europäischen Strafrecht ; Bd. 30.
Subject:	Rothaug, Oswald, -- 1897- -- Trials, litigation, etc. Germany. -- Volksgerichtshof. Germany. -- Volksgerichtshof. War crime trials -- Germany. Trials (Crimes against humanity) -- Germany. Trials (Crimes against humanity) War crime trials. Germany. Trials, litigation, etc.
Format:	Print Book
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/11451347

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Other authors / contributors:	Rothaug, Oswald, 1897- defendant.
ISBN:	9783428153107 3428153103 9783428553105 (online) 9783428853106 (print + online)
Notes:	Includes bibliographical references (pages [363]-379) and indexes. Appendix in English.
Summary:	"Criminal Defense Strategies during the Nuremberg Justice Trial Using the Example of the Defendant Oswald Rothaug" 13 war crimes trials took place in Nuremberg, after World War II. One of those became famous as "Justice Trial." This trial dealt among others with the inhuman jurisdiction of the German "People's Court" and the special courts. The book investigates the arguments the defense lawyer Josef Kößl raised to defend Oswald Rothaug against the accusations of war crimes and crimes against humanity. Nevertheless, Rothaug was found guilty and sentenced to lifelong imprisonment.
Other form:	9783428553105 (online) 9783428853106 (print + online)
Standard no.:	9783428153107

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