International Law and Totalitarian Lawlessness

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By Georg Schwarzenberger

Cape, 1943, 168 pp

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A recognized authority on international law presents an impressive documentation to prove the illegal behavior of the Axis Powers. He believes that these acts can be dealt with under existing international law. Those interested in the punishment of war criminals will find this argument illuminating.

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