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The case for the prosecution: At the end of World War Two the British, American and Russian governments arrested and tried leading Nazis for war crimes. At their trial the Nazis denied committing any crimes and especially denied involvement in the Holocaust. Using the interactive text book (pages 156 -159) and internet sources to build evidence against the Nazis for the Holocaust. Include: Long term evidence of creating hatred towards the Jews, Events organized by the Nazis which persecuted the Jews, any evidence you can find of the involvement of leading members of the Nazi Party in either planning, encouraging or allowing the the Holocaust to happen.