After the holocaust, the nuremberg trials lasted nearly four years, and many key german leaders were found guilty and sentenced to death. true false

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Explanation:  The aim of the trial was to condemn the Nazis for war crimes, and a total of thirteen trials were conducted. Nuremberg Trials lasted from 1945 to 1949, during which Nazi leaders, financiers, military officers, and all those who assisted in any way in helping the crimes were prosecuted. Judges at the trial were from the Allied Powers, where twenty-two Nazi leaders were heard, of which twelve were sentenced to death.

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