Nuremberg Files 📁
Finished Nuremberg (2025). What began as simple curiosity—the historian in me wanting a deeper, more immersive cinematic experience of the Nuremberg Trials —quickly became something far more unsettling and profound. I realized how little I truly knew beyond the basics. The film, based on The Nazi and the Psychiatrist by Jack El-Hai , takes us deep into the inner workings of the trials: the psychology, the strategy, and the human minds behind crimes history often reduces to numbers and verdicts. This is not merely a courtroom drama; it is the post-mortem of World War II itself. There is a quiet, biting irony in watching these events unfold largely from a U.S. point of view,especially in a world that still debates war crimes , democracy, justice, and power. But in 1945, none of the structures we now rely on truly existed. The world had just survived the greatest massacre humanity had ever inflicted upon itself, and justice was being invented in real time. Nuremberg, a city once c...









