Bung Rang Djambak, bisa minta tolong buat melengkapi artikel [[Proses Nürnberg]] ? Bagian [[:en:Nuremberg_trials#Legacy]] belum ditambahkan tuh. Paragraf dari bagian [[Proses Nürnberg#Asal mula]] berikut ini juga belum ditambahkan:
{{quote|Soviet jurist Aron Trainin developed the concept of crimes against peace (waging aggressive war) which would later be central to the proceedings at Nuremberg. Trainin's ideas were reprinted in the West and widely adopted. Of all the Allies, the Soviet Union lobbied most intensely for trying the defeated German leaders for aggression in addition to war crimes. The Soviet Union wanted to hold a trial with a predetermined outcome similar to the 1930s Moscow trials, in order to demonstrate the Nazi leaders' guilt and build a case for war reparations to rebuild the Soviet economy, which had been devastated by the war. The United States insisted on a trial that would be seen as legitimate as a means of reforming Germany and demonstrating the superiority of the Western system. Planners in the United States Department of War were drawing up plans for an international tribunal in late 1944 and early 1945. The British government still preferred the summary execution of Nazi leaders, citing the failure of trials after World War I and qualms about retroactive criminality. The form that retribution would take was left unresolved at the Yalta Conference in February 1945. On 2 May, at the San Francisco Conference, United States president Harry S. Truman announced the formation of an international military tribunal. On 8 May, Germany surrendered unconditionally, bringing an end to the war in Europe.}} [[Pengguna:Glorious Engine|Glorious Engine]] ([[Pembicaraan Pengguna:Glorious Engine|bicara]]) 24 Oktober 2023 07.23 (UTC)
:Oke siip bung. Akan saya bantu yang ''legacy''-nya saja ya. [[Pengguna:Rang Djambak|Rang Djambak]] ([[Pembicaraan Pengguna:Rang Djambak#top|bicara]]) 24 Oktober 2023 07.45 (UTC)
