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Do Now: copy notes into your notebooks. A: Purpose 1 – to judge the actions of Nazi officials & determine whether they had committed “crimes against humanity”

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1 Do Now: copy notes into your notebooks

2 A: Purpose 1 – to judge the actions of Nazi officials & determine whether they had committed “crimes against humanity” (large scale murders ordered by the government) 2- Specific charges against Nazi officials was their active role in carrying out the Holocaust, which killed millions of innocent people in concentration camps B: Participants 1 – representatives of the Allied governments ( U.S., England & the Soviet Union) acted as judges in these trials.

3 5 volunteers will play the roles of the Judge Defendant Defense lawyer Prosecution lawyer Witness The Jury = the reminder of the class Answer questions 1 – 5 using FULL SENTENCES

4 What would be an appropriate punishment for Dr. Schultz?

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