Rule of Law

Winton Higgins

This novel follows four participants with contrasting backgrounds through the nerve-racking first Nuremberg trial (1945-6) and the turbulence of the war-damaged, polyglot ‘trial community’ thrown together and dumped into a small, bombed-out city.

A fascinating novel, that captures the drama of history’s most important trial which laid the foundation for international criminal law. This gripping account uses fiction to bring to life the personalities, principles and philosophies that contributed to the delivery of justice at Nuremberg.”

- Gleebooks Blackheath

This is a gripping story of one of the great moments in history. The drama was overwhelming. Once started, I could not put this book down.’

- Hon Michael Kirby Past justice High Court of Australia

Release: Oct-2016

ISBN: 9780994429506

RRP (AUD): $26.95

Pages: 305

Format: Paperback

Category: Nuremberg Trial

Winton Higgins

Winton Higgins is a writer and academic and holds degrees from the Universities of London, Stockholm and Sydney. He has taught in comparative genocide studies and sits on the board of the Australian Institute of Holocaust and Genocide Studies.