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"A most unfortunate and unjustified violation of international law."
Major-General Ulysses S. Grant, 111, U.S.A.
"The idea of trying the leaders of defeated nations as 'war criminals' is but a first step toward the dark
ages." - Vice Admiral John F. Shafroth, U.S.N., Commander South Pacific Area
"It is my considered opinion that the Nuremberg Trials violated the reputation for justice so long held
by the British and American peoples, and that many of the findings contravened our most sacred
constitutional principles."
- Air Vice-Marshal Hugh Champion de Crespigny, R.A.F., C.B., M.C., D.F.C.
"The Nuremberg Trials were a tragic mistake. They will haunt us always."
Major General James E. Chaney, USAF
".. a libel on the military profession." - Vice Admiral Hewlett Thebaud, USN
"The Nuremberg Trials have created a deplorable precedent in international law."
Dr. Samuel T. Chambers, Professor of History, University of Baltimore
"... a vindictive travesty of every canon of old military law."
- Dr. Francis Neilson, Author and historian
"Aside from the horrendous demand for 'Unconditional Surrender,' certainly the most stupid error of
America's World War Two policies was to sponsor and participate in the so-called Nuremberg Trials."
Honorable Howard Buffett. Lawyer, U.S Congress
"My attitude towards the War Crimes Trials is epitomized in a terse reply by Colonel McCormick
(Chicago Tribune): 'I will never lend my presence where legalized murder is imposed."
Major General Charles L. Mullins, Jnr. USA
"They (The Nuremberg Trials) set a very dangerous precedent." - Honourable Frank A.W Lucas,
Judge of Appeal, High Commission Territories, Union of South Africa
"I believe the trials in general were a travesty of justice."
Honourable Joseph H. Ball, U.S. Senator, Minnesota
"The dangerous precedent set at Nuremberg must be removed."
Rear Admiral Nils Wijkmark, Royal Swedish Navy
"... a great shame, the direct responsibility for which rests upon the legal fraternity of Great Britain
and the United States." - O. Glenn Saxon, LL.B., AM. Professor of Economics, Yale University
"A barefaced hypocrisy." - Major General William Church Davis. USA
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