The trials of Goering and the others teach us a lesson about the distinction between judge and prosecutor. Who put the prosecution in a difficult position and who turned the tide in its favour. And finally, the famous closing speeches

From Rosenberg, the theorist behind the extermination of the ‘Jewish race’, to Frank, the ‘executioner of Kraków’. Along with the cowering Ribbentrop and the enigmatic Speer, the architect who had sold his soul to the devil