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The 24 pages that link to International Military Tribunal, each with the reason it gives.

• Nuremberg TrialsBroader topic: It was the central tribunal established by the London Charter.

• Joachim von RibbentropBroader topic: It tried Ribbentrop and issued the judgment that led to his execution.

• Nuremberg CharterBroader topic: The Charter created this tribunal and set its authority and procedures.

• Robert H. JacksonBroader topic: Jackson served as the chief United States prosecutor before this four-power tribunal.

• Crime against peaceBroader topic: The tribunal first applied the charge in a major international criminal trial.

• Reich Security Main OfficeBroader topic: The tribunal addressed the RSHA as part of the SS and Nazi system of persecution.

• War of aggressionBroader topic: Its judgment gave influential form to individual responsibility for aggressive war.

• Arthur Seyss-InquartBroader topic: It judged Seyss-Inquart and sentenced him to death.

• Wilhelm KeitelBroader topic: This tribunal convicted Keitel on all four counts brought against him.

• Ernst KaltenbrunnerBroader topic: It tried Kaltenbrunner and issued the judgment that led to his execution.

• Rudolf HessBroader topic: It convicted Hess of crimes against peace and sentenced him to life imprisonment.

• Erich RaederBroader topic: It convicted Raeder of crimes against peace and war crimes in 1946.

• Alfred RosenbergBroader topic: Its judgment found Rosenberg guilty on all four counts and sentenced him to death.