IMPORTANCE OF THE NUREMBERG AND TOKYO MILITARY TRIBUNALS FOR THE SUBSEQUENT DEVELOPMENT OF INTERNATIONAL LAW
The article examines the problems of regulation at the international and domestic levels of the composition of international crimes committed by the Nazis in the occupied territories. Author uses the materials of the Nuremberg and Tokyo military tribunals over the main war criminals of the Second World War and analyzes the process of formation of international law and the United Nations. Author particularly emphasizes the need to formulate objective information on the results of World War II on Nuremberg's projects.