Non-profit developing the Courtroom 600 Nuremberg Trials Education Project, a virtual museum and learning resource for teachers, students, and global citizens.
Winston Churchill stood on the balcony in Whitehall on 8 May 1945, waving triumphantly to the vast cheering crowds below and raising his famous V for Victory salute.
It became the unmistakable symbol that the long, bitter war in Europe was finally over.
A 20th Century White House renovation that was sorely needed, as told by Harry Truman's grandson, a fantastic storyteller whom I had the pleasure of meeting yesterday. #whitehouserenovation https://t.co/3H2IkIi08X
In 1943, Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin met in Tehran to coordinate the defeat of Nazi Germany.
Today, the same city carries a very different geopolitical weight.
History reminds us: alliances shift, and global cooperation once shaped the outcome of WWII.
Looking to the past helps us better understand the complexity of international relationships, what’s at stake in the present, and how individual decisions shape the future.
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80 years ago this week, Hermann Göring took the stand at #Nuremberg. His words weren’t a defense—they were a warning. How easily people can be led to war. #HistoryMade#sschat#WWII
During WWII, service members carried more than orders and assignments. They carried photographs tucked into wallets and pockets, letters read until the creases wore thin, and the hope of returning home to the people they loved.
History remembers battles and treaties. It also remembers quiet moments like this.
Happy Hearts Day to all!
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What responsibility do artists and creators bear when their images fuel atrocity?
Join us Friday, Feb. 6 for a timely webinar presented by the @RHJCenter as part of their 80 Years of Nuremberg Symposium.
Military historian Dr. Mark Hull will discuss three Nazi propaganda artists whose iconic antisemitic films and images helped enable the Holocaust yet never led to criminal accountability. He will examine why prosecuting imagery remains so difficult, even as incitement through words led to the conviction and execution of Julius Streicher.
We'll then share examples of today’s Nazi-inspired, AI-generated memes designed to evade detection while recruiting vulnerable youth into extremism.
This one-hour session will conclude with Q&A.
WHEN: Friday, Feb. 6
TIME: 12-1p ET
👉 REGISTER here https://t.co/hHNI1HWhxw
This #GivingTuesday, help us equip students with the evidence of history to confront hate and push back against rising extremism. Please donate today at https://t.co/SIdYGMDhQc
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In 1945, the map of Europe was redrawn in Yalta without input from the affected countries. Ukraine and Europe fear a repeat in Alaska.
"It is Russia now, not Nazi Germany, that is “carrying out an unprovoked war and all its atrocities....Hitler’s aim was to destroy Czechoslovakia...and Putin’s ultimate goal is to destroy Ukraine.”
"Naturally the common people don't want war . . . but after all it is the leaders of a country who determine policy, and it is always a simple matter to drag the people along, whether it is a democracy, or a fascist dictatorship, or parliament or a communist dictatorship. All you have to do is tell them they are being attacked, and denounce the pacifists for lack of patriotism and exposing the country to danger. It works the same in every country."
–Hermann Goering, April 18, 1946, during a conversation with American psychologist Gustave Gilbert in his jail cell at the Nuremberg Trials
#OTD June 22, 1945 - 80 years ago - mugshots were taken of Hitler’s top men in a secret Luxembourg Allied interrogation camp, codenamed ASHCAN. My father was there, just 21 years old, serving the prison commandant. #Nuremberg hadn’t yet been chosen as the site to hold the Nazis accountable, but history was already in motion.
Learn about the major war criminals and go behind the scenes at the "Trial of the Century" https://t.co/WE1OYOYedp
What if your father left you the keys to one of history's most critical chapters?
In 1945, my father served as a guard and admin at ASHCAN—the secret interrogation center in Luxembourg where major war criminals were held before Nuremberg.
For decades, hidden in our South Florida attic, he kept the daily memos and diaries documenting each prisoner's arrival and interrogation—many of which he likely typed. Firsthand testimony from someone who witnessed justice and the foundation of international law—at 21 years old.
But these aren't just artifacts. They're proof of something today's students desperately need to understand: that Hitler's war aims centered on exterminating Jews, Slavs, Poles, and others deemed "subhuman." That dangerous ideologies lead to lethal consequences.
In an era where disinformation spreads faster than truth, young people need more than textbook summaries. They need historical evidence they can't dismiss or distort.
This is why we're building Courtroom 600—because the truth of Nuremberg belongs in the hands of the next generation facing their own tests of justice.
Ready to help preserve truth for tomorrow's leaders?
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This Memorial Day, we honor those who served—including my father, who helped preserve justice at Nuremberg. His legacy drives Courtroom 600’s mission: to equip youth with WWII lessons so they can resist hatred and help democracy stand strong.
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Honored and proud to have our educational storytelling recognized among top nonprofit podcasts worldwide. Courtroom 600’s first episode just won an Award of Excellence from the Communicator Awards!
Check out Module 1: Conspiracy (The Cause of WWII in Europe) https://t.co/TPBaT7ZJzh
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VE Day 80: Why does 1945 matter today?: The events of #VEDay feel distant today, but our lives are still shaped by the defeat of totalitarianism https://t.co/8fV7biRqCA via @CapX#OTD#WWII#History#Nurembergtrials