When faced with evil and crimes against humanity people must be held accountable
Judgement At Nuremberg is a powerful court drama about morals. It deals with the trial of 4 German judges after World War II. Richard Widmark is the lead prosecutor who accuses the four with destroying the law, murder, torture and atrocities. The main justice is played by Burt Lancaster and is defended by Maximilian Schell who tries to claim that all of Germany is being unjustly prosecuted. Spencer Tracy is the lead American judge.<br /><br />The film has four interesting points.<br /><br />First Tracy has an inquisitive mind and not only wanted to adjudicate the case but tried to understand Germans to comprehend the four defendants. He has a sympathetic view of the people but then all he hears is that no one knew anything about the Nazi crimes and not one of them ever supported Hitler.<br /><br />Second the politics of the time are included. During the trial the Berlin airlift begins as the Soviets tried to cut off the capital from the rest of Germany. American politicians and generals try to influence the case as a result arguing the U.S. is facing down Communism and needed German support not to prosecute them.<br /><br />Third the court watches actual footage of the Nazi death camps. There are endless shots of hundreds of hundreds of bodies. As Widmark tells a general this was what World War II was fought for to end the tyranny of the Nazis and stop their genocide.<br /><br />That leads to the final point which is about morals. Can four judges be held responsible for what Hitler did? Were they loyal Nazis or just jurists that had to follow the powers that be? If Germany committed crimes against humanity is there any way they cannot be found guilty? These are the issues that Tracy is faced with and leads to a powerful conclusion.<br /><br />World War II was a rare moment in history when nations faced real evil and tried to hold people accountable afterwards. This movie explains why that was so important.
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