Victors' justice?

No, Nuremberg was a small measure of justice for six million victims

Was the Nuremberg tribunal a case of “victors’ justice”? That’s the claim that has dogged the International Military Tribunal since it since it first sat 75 years ago tomorrow. It’s a charge that was levelled by Hermann Goering, a defendant at Nuremberg and one of the principal architects of the Nazi regime. But any suggestion that the tribunal was oper…