WW2 Nazi war crimes evidence files at Nuremberg, Germany. Nuremberg trials paper evidence. Germany Post WW2 paper files statements and evidence stacked in piles at the Nuremberg war crimes office. Nuremberg Germany World War II Nazi war crimes.

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