Nuremberg and the Search for Justice in South Africa
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This lesson
outline explores the critical connection between the Nuremberg Trials
and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission in South Africa. By
comparing these two distinct efforts, students can closely examine the
challenges and potential benefits facing a community seeking justice in
the aftermath of genocide and mass violence.
