Nuremberg

Overview

Nuremberg is a critically acclaimed historical drama miniseries that chronicles the dramatic events surrounding the Nuremberg Trials held by the Allied forces after World War II. The series focuses on the psychological chess match between the Allied prosecutors—most notably American psychiatrist Douglas Kelley and prosecutor Robert H. Jackson—and the captured Nazi leaders, including Hermann Göring. Through intense courtroom confrontations and behind-the-scenes negotiations, the series explores the profound moral and legal questions of prosecuting crimes against humanity on an international stage.