Max Likin

Max Likin, a history lecturer and author of '1945: A World at the End of War,' discusses the chaotic aftermath of World War II and the transformative impact of the Nuremberg Trials. He delves into the harrowing conditions faced by both German civilians and displaced individuals. Likin highlights the significance of visual evidence in war crimes trials, which documented atrocities and influenced historical narratives. The conversation also touches on the challenges of rebuilding in post-war Germany and the moral complexities surrounding justice for wartime actions.