All of the following are true of the Nuremberg trials and the question of their legitimacy except that
A) “crimes against humanity” was a vague concept.
B) the accused were judged by laws made after the fact.
C) the Allies could not agree that Nazi leaders should be treated differently than other former adversaries.
D) international law was generally binding only on states.
E) several high German officials found guilty were executed.
Ans: C
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