The Nuremberg trials after World War II were symbolic because.

A. a small number of Nazis were charged.

B. a small number of perpetrators, us has Himmler, we're charged.

C. a small number of Nazis did not defend themselves.

D. a small number of perpetrators were charged with one crime.

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Mara Chen

19 May, 01:44

The Nuremberg trials after World War II were symbolic because.

A. a small number of Nazis were charged.

B. a small number of perpetrators, us has Himmler, we're charged.

C. a small number of Nazis did not defend themselves.

D. a small number of perpetrators were charged with one crime.

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Anastasia Evans · Answer 1

The correct answer is A) a small number of Nazis were charged.

The Nuremberg trials after World War II were symbolic because "A small number of Nazis were charged" although this was of course not the thing that was the most symbolic of the trials.

The Nuremberg trials after World War II were symbolic because.A. a small number of Nazis were charged.B. a small number of perpetrators, us has Himmler, we're charged.C. a small number of Nazis did not defend themselves.D. a small number of perpetrators were charged with one crime.

The Nuremberg trials after World War II were symbolic because.

A. a small number of Nazis were charged.

B. a small number of perpetrators, us has Himmler, we're charged.

C. a small number of Nazis did not defend themselves.

D. a small number of perpetrators were charged with one crime.