Writings

Conference "The experience at the Nüremberg Trials", delivered by Benjamin B. Ferencz, prosecutor of war crimes trials in Nüremberg on the first day of the Universal ...

Dean Martha Minow sat down for a talk with Benjamin B. Ferencz '43, who served as a chief prosecutor in the Nuremberg Trials. Ferencz has written extensively on the importance ...

The Evolution of International Criminal Law: Problems and Perspectives, with Benjamin Ferencz and Michael Byowitz, at The International Law Section of the American Bar ...

This is a historic moment in the evolution of international criminal law. For the first time a permanent international criminal court will hear the closing statement for the ...

Sandy Davies, David Swanson, and Ben Ferencz spoke in Boca  Raton, Fla., on February 26, 2011. This is the 3rd of 4 videos. Videos by Stephanie Rosendorf and Jaszmin deFreitas.

In an impassioned keynote address at the ICC Review  Conference in Kampala, Ben Ferencz, pleads for nations to uphold the Nuremberg principles. This video was made possible ...

65 years after World War II. - Reflections of a Nurember Prosecutor from Alexander Schug on Vimeo. Humboldt University, Berlin, Germany

Ben Ferencz, chief prosecutor at the Subsequent trial at Nuremberg against the Einsatzgruppen, reflects on the SS and their crimes in this clip from a History Channel ...

Benjamin Ferencz speaks on a Congressional Panel entitled: "A Seven Year Assessment of the International Criminal Court." Hosted by Citizens for Global Solutions. This is a ...

On the 60th anniversay of Nuremberg, Benjamin Ferencz addresses International Law students on the rule of law in the 21st Century.

A Nov. 10, 2005 interview with Ben Ferencz, Nuremberg Trials prosecutor prior to an ABA Conference commemorating the 60th Anniversary of Nuremberg Trial. The event was held at ...

Ferencz speaks to the ABA Section of International Law at an event titled "Nuremberg and the Birth of International Law" on November 11, 2005.

Ferencz speaks to the ABA Section of International Law at an event titled "Nuremberg and the Birth of International Law" on November 11, 2005.

These remarks by Benjamin Ferencz were delivered in July 1998 in Rome just before the historic vote to establish a permanent International Criminal Court.

Ben Ferencz recalls all of the subsequent trials at Nuremberg at a reunion of Nuremberg Trials participants held in Washington D.C. on March 22-23, 1996.

Selected clips from the opening statements by Ben Ferencz, Chief Prosecutor of the Einsatzgruppen Case #9 held in Nuremberg, Germany.