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Informing Captive Audiences Since 2010! | Harvard Law School Library | Volume 6 Issue 4: April 2015

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Scanning NurembergThe HLS Library holds about 1 million pages of documents relating to the Nuremberg Trials of Nazi military and political leaders, three trials of which are already online at

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