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27/03/1987: "The Nuremberg Trial: its consequences and continuing importance"
The Auschwitz Foundation organized this conference to mark the fortieth anniversary of the Nuremberg Trial, in collaboration with the International Law Center of Brussels Free University (ULB), the Center for International Criminal Law of Brussels Free University (VUB), the Association of Former Political Prisoners of Auschwitz-Birkenau and Silesian Camps and Prisons and the International Federation of Resistance Fighters.
Contributors included Nuremberg Trial witnesses, lawyers and university professors, including many experts in international law.
Publication:
Le Procès de Nuremberg. Conséquences et actualisation [The Nuremberg Trial: its consequences and continuing importance], Brussels, Éditions de l'ULB and Éditions Bruylant ("Coll. de Droit International"), 1988.
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Contributors included Nuremberg Trial witnesses, lawyers and university professors, including many experts in international law.
Publication:
Le Procès de Nuremberg. Conséquences et actualisation [The Nuremberg Trial: its consequences and continuing importance], Brussels, Éditions de l'ULB and Éditions Bruylant ("Coll. de Droit International"), 1988.
Complete List of published proceedings
Online order
Auschwitz Foundation – Remembrance of Auschwitz
The Auschwitz Foundation was founded in 1980 by Paul Halter, an Auschwitz survivor. Replacing the Amicale Belge des Ex-Prisonniers politiques d’Auschwitz-Birkenau Camps et Prisons de Silésie, the primary objective of the Auschwitz Foundation is to study the history and memory of the victims of the Holocaust and the Nazi terror in a sustainable and systematic way. The transmission of memory and the preservation of archives concerning these events complete this goal.
On the other hand, the Auschwitz Foundation does not want to limit itself to Auschwitz or the Holocaust, and this is expressed in the interest the Foundation has in all mass crimes committed by authoritarian regimes. The work and projects it carries out are resolutely multidisciplinary and extend to all mass crimes and crimes committed in the long historic term or in contemporary history.
To carry out this considerable task, the Auschwitz Foundation set up a Study and Documentation Centre in 2004: Remembrance of Auschwitz. Thanks to this new institution, which has a permanent staff of ten specialists, the promotion of scientific research and multidisciplinary publications has increased significantly.
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