Aftermath of a Regime

This chapter explores the tumultuous transition in Germany following World War II, highlighting Karl Donitz's leadership in the wake of Hitler's demise. It discusses the intricate political dynamics between the US and UK, the implications of the Morgenthau Plan, and the complex landscape of France during the war. Additionally, the chapter delves into the preparations for the war crimes tribunal, emphasizing the pressures faced by Justice Jackson in advocating for justice amidst the political turmoil.