nuremberg

• Nombre propio que designa una ciudad del sureste de Alemania, conocida históricamente por ser el lugar donde los aliados celebraron los juicios contra los criminales de guerra nazis entre 1945 y 1946, así como por las leyes antisemitas que llevan su nombre.

A proper noun referring to a city in southeastern Germany, historically known as the site of the Allied trials of Nazi war criminals from 1945 to 1946.

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1. City in GermanyB2formal

   A major city in the state of Bavaria, southeastern Germany, known for its medieval architecture and historical significance.

   Núremberg

   • Nuremberg is famous for its Christmas market and gingerbread.
   • The city of Nuremberg was heavily damaged during World War II.
   • Many tourists visit Nuremberg to see its historic castle.

2. Site of War Crime TrialsB2formal

   The location where the Allied powers held a series of military tribunals (1945-1946) to prosecute prominent leaders of Nazi Germany for war crimes, crimes against humanity, and other offenses.

   Juicios de Núremberg

   • The Nuremberg Trials established important precedents for international law.
   • Nuremberg became a symbol of justice after the war.
   • The trials in Nuremberg documented the atrocities of the Holocaust.