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The Nuremberg Tribunal sentenced only nine leading Nazis to death.

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The above statement is False.
The Nuremberg Tribunal determined the fate of eleven leading Nazis by sentencing them to death. Many were imprisoned for life. Some also committed suicide before punishment, such as Hitler and his propaganda minister Goebbels. Nazi war criminals were accused of War Crimes, Crimes Against Humanity, and Crimes against Peace. Nazi Germany waged a genocidal war while it fought World War II to make its dreams of eliminating the “undesirables” come true. The group Nazis targeted included Jews, Blacks, Polish, Gypsies, and mentally or physically challenged Germans. They wiped out roughly 1 million Polish civilians, 6 million Jews, 70,000 physically and mentally ill Germans, 200,000 Gypsies, and countless political opponents. The punishment came for Nazis in the form of the Tribunal at Nuremberg. However, it fell short of the cruelty they had unleashed on millions of innocents. The Allies preferred not to be as harsh as they were against Germany after World War I.
The correct statement is that the Nuremberg Tribunal sentenced only eleven leading Nazis to death

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