Eighty years ago, on October 16, 1946, the chief Nazi criminals were executed in Nuremberg. But during the trial, the verdict nearly fell apart: Hitler's closest associate, Hermann Göring, led his own defense and brought the prosecution to a standstill. The interrogation conducted by the American prosecutor failed. And only the Soviet prosecutor, Roman Rudenko, managed to outplay Göring. How he did it — watch in our video and the film “Nuremberg. Time for Truth".

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