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The majority of Nazi leaders tried at Nuremberg were sentenced to:

A. Death
B. Imprisonment
C. Acquittal
D. Exile



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Final answer:

The majority of Nazi leaders tried at Nuremberg received various sentences, including death, life imprisonment, and acquittal, in the first international trial of its time.


Explanation:

The majority of Nazi leaders tried at Nuremberg were sentenced as follows:

  • 12 defendants were sentenced to death
  • 3 were imprisoned for life
  • 4 received 10-20 years in prison
  • 3 were acquitted

This trial, known as the Nuremberg Trials, was the first international trial of its time and aimed at holding Nazi leaders accountable for crimes against peace, war crimes, and crimes against humanity. The defendants' defense of 'only following orders' was a key aspect of the trials.


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