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Today, we celebrate the establishment of the International Criminal Court (July 17, 1998). Ben Ferencz – currently 102 years old – is an American lawyer who became one of the chief prosecutors for the United States Army at the Einsatzgruppen Trial (one of the 12 Nuremberg Trials). In this USC Shoah Foundation short, Ben reflects on his opening statements at the trial.

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