Which identifies the significance of the Nuremberg trials?

a.ensured the execution of every high-ranking Nazi official

b.created four Allied occupation zones in postwar Germany

c.provided a precedent for international cooperation and justice for all war crimes

d.established the pattern for future friendly cooperation between the United States and the Soviet Union
a?

The correct answer is C.

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To identify the significance of the Nuremberg trials, we can look at each option and determine which is most accurate.

a. Ensured the execution of every high-ranking Nazi official: This option is not correct. While some high-ranking Nazi officials were indeed executed, not all of them faced this fate.

b. Created four Allied occupation zones in postwar Germany: This option is also incorrect. The creation of occupation zones in Germany was a result of the Potsdam Conference and was not directly related to the Nuremberg trials.

c. Provided a precedent for international cooperation and justice for all war crimes: This option is correct. The Nuremberg trials established a precedent for holding individuals accountable for war crimes and crimes against humanity. It laid the foundation for the development of international criminal law and the establishment of the International Criminal Court.

d. Established the pattern for future friendly cooperation between the United States and the Soviet Union: This option is not correct. While the Nuremberg trials involved representatives from various Allied countries, it did not directly establish a pattern of future friendly cooperation between the United States and the Soviet Union.

Therefore, the correct option is c. The Nuremberg trials provided a precedent for international cooperation and justice for all war crimes.

There is a better answer. Not all Nazi war criminals were sentenced to death.