Research Resources: Nuremberg Tribunals Project Launches New Website

From the Harvard Library Innovation Lab:

The Nuremberg Tribunals Project is excited to announce the launch of its new website.
Our team at the Harvard Library Innovation Lab and the Harvard Law Library’s Department of Historical and Special Collections has been working hard the past year to create a new, rich, flexible and visually appealing discovery and viewing experience for our 750,000-page Nuremberg Trials archive.  The archive materials comprise the full document record for all 13 Nuremberg Trials, held at Nuremberg 1945-49.
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The Harvard Nuremberg collection is one of the few comprehensive document sets available for these trials.
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The new website replaces our previous online presence dating from 2003 and offers through its new design deep, faceted document and photograph search and full-text keyword transcript search.  Document page images are viewable at a variety of zoom levels, and the transcripts are rendered as both plain text and scanned page images.

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Direct to Nuremberg Trials Website and Database
See Also: Devils in the Details (via Harvard Gazette)
 

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