#3: Nazi Films Were Used as Evidence
Prosecutors relied heavily on visual documentation, including films produced by the Nazi regime itself. These recordings, originally intended as propaganda, were repurposed to demonstrate the scale and organization of atrocities. Footage from liberated concentration camps provided undeniable, visceral proof that words alone could not convey. The use of film marked a turning point in legal proceedings, showing how media could serve as powerful evidence in documenting crimes and influencing both judges and public perception.
