Advanced Committee—Specialized
International Military Tribunal:
The Nuremberg Trials
As conflicts rise and widen in our modern world, it is sometimes essential to travel back in time, to view the past and learn from it. World War II, one of the largest catastrophe of humankind history, was settled with Nuremberg Trial, hosted by the International Military Tribunal. In this committee, we shall reexamine this piece of history. Surely, we know the Nazi is guilty. But to what extent should individuals under the Reich be punished? Who were being innocently used as a tool by the evil, and who were the manipulators behind all? Were the historical perspectives influencing how we perceive these individuals?
The indictment for this case is as below:
The United States of America, the French Republic, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics hereby accuses Crimes against Peace, War Crimes, and Crimes against Humanity, and of a Common Plan or Conspiracy to commit those Crimes, all as defined in the Charter of the Tribunal, and accordingly name as defendants in this cause and as indicted on the counts hereinafter set out: Hermann WilhelmGöring, Albert Speer, Ernst Kaltenbrunner, Baldur Benedikt von Schirach.
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Officers
Julius Chen
Hello, my name is Julius Chen, a junior at Dalian American International School, and I will be serving as both your Conference Service Officer and your Judge for the International Military Tribunal: Nuremberg Trials for DAISMUN XV. DAISMUN XV would be my 8th MUN conference and my first time chairing for a trial procedure, which I am looking forward to. As conference service officer, it is my pleasure to prepare the conference with snacks, beverages, merchandise, and any other essential items for the conference, so should you have any complaints, feel free to provide feedback to me personally. As a judge for the Nuremberg Trials, I am exhilarated and honored to work with and get to know the delegates in the IMT. DAISMUN is where countless memories and milestones of my MUN career were forged, may delegates, chair, directors, guests, and even admins have a memorable experience at DAISMUN XV.
Judge
Dennis Luo
Judge
Greetings, my name is Dennis, and it is my pleasure to serve as your judge for the Nuremberg Trials Committee. This Committee is a challenge for all of us to re-examine history, deliberate on justice, and strive for the truth. I look forward to collaborating with all of you during our spring conference!