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Why were Nazis put on trial in Nuremberg after WWII? A. Nuremberg was the city where WWII began. B. Nuremberg was a neutral city with no ties to Germany. C. Nuremberg was the location of the first laws
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Why were Nazis put on trial in

Nuremberg after WWII?
A. Nuremberg was the city where WWII began.
B. Nuremberg was a neutral city with no ties to
Germany.
C. Nuremberg was the location of the first laws against
the Jews.
D. Nuremberg was the home city of Adolf Hitler.

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nuremberg was the locatiin of the first laws against the jews

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