The series Justiz
und NS-Verbrechen contains the postwar German trial
judgments concerning Nazi crimes of a homicidal nature, committed during World War II.*
The JuNSV-project was started in 1968 by
Prof. Dr. C.F. Rüter at the Institute of Criminal
Law at the Law Faculty of the University of Amsterdam. Between 1968 and
1982 the first 22 volumes were published covering the trial judgments
passed by West-German courts between 1945 and 1965. In 1998 a start was made with the publication of the
post-1965 judgments and from 2002 the East-German
judgments were included in the project.
To date - 4 March 2010 - 42 volumes have been published in
the West-German series ("Justiz und NS-Verbrechen") and 14 volumes in the
East German series ("DDR-Justiz und NS-Verbrechen"). The East German
series is now complete, the West-German series will be completed within
the next five years. Both series are published by
Amsterdam University
Press in cooperation with K.G. Saur Verlag.
In 1999 a website carrying an overview of the post-war
German NS-trials was set up, to which overviews of the American 'Dachau
Trials' and the Dutch war crimes' trials were later added.
For questions or more information, please contact:
junsv@expostfacto.nl
* The East German series also includes the judgments
regarding crimes committed during Nazi Germany's pre-war years.
Editors:
Prof. Dr. C.F. Rüter
Dr. D.W. de Mildt
Editorial Board
West-German series
Prof. Dr. Karl Dietrich Bracher,
Bonn
Richter am OLG a.D. Mr. P.M. Brilman,
Amsterdam
Prof. Dr. H.W. von der Dunk,
Utrecht
Prof. Dr. Hans-Heinrich Jescheck,
Freiburg im Breisgau
Dr. D.W. de Mildt,
Amsterdam
Prof. Dr. C.F. Rüter,
Amsterdam
Oberstaatsanwalt a.D. Willi Dreßen,
Ludwigsburg
Editorial Board
East-German Series
Prof. Dr. Laurenz Demps,
Berlin
Prof. Dr. Klaus Marxen,
Berlin
Prof. Dr. C.F. Rüter,
Amsterdam
Staatsanwältin a.D. Ursula Solf,
Frankfurt am Main
Staatsanwalt i.R. Dr. Günther Wieland, †
Berlin