Question

the nuremberg trials
the nuremberg trials were international trials with representatives from countries such as the united states, great britain, and france.

• this international tribunal served as the judge and jury for 13 separate trials, which resulted in the execution of 12 nazi officials.
• in decades following, if someone was discovered to have been a part of the planning of the holocaust, they would be put on trial regardless of how old they were.

who was put on trial during the nuremberg trials?

• italian militia who had invaded northern africa
• nazi members involved in planning the holocaust
• japanese pilots who had bombed pearl harbor

Explanation:

From the text, the Nuremberg Trials' tribunal judged 13 trials, executing 12 Nazi officials, and later those involved in planning the Holocaust (regardless of age) were tried. The Italian militia (A) and Japanese pilots (C) are not related to the Nuremberg Trials' focus on Nazis and the Holocaust. So the correct option is the one about Nazi members in Holocaust planning.

Answer:

B. Nazi members involved in planning the Holocaust