Biscuit
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You want to have a debate on the legality of the Nurmeburg trials in which you will take the position that the trials were illegal and you will limit your evidence to a book written by a man who believed that they were legal?

In order to do this you will have to misrepresent the work you are citing and the authors intent. In other words you will defend your position by lying.
How about this instead - no grand debate, no "champions" just a simple task.
1. You will identify an individual NAZI that was tried and convicted at Nuremberg and you will show how unfair trial rules were used to convict an innocent man.
You may use any sources you like but you will cite your sources from now on. Use stormfront or any other source you want.

In order to do this you will have to misrepresent the work you are citing and the authors intent. In other words you will defend your position by lying.
How about this instead - no grand debate, no "champions" just a simple task.
1. You will identify an individual NAZI that was tried and convicted at Nuremberg and you will show how unfair trial rules were used to convict an innocent man.
You may use any sources you like but you will cite your sources from now on. Use stormfront or any other source you want.
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