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It’s the day before the Nazis will officially surrender in May of 1945, and while refugees trudge along an Austrian dirt road, a chauffeured limousine bearing a swastika rolls to a stop ahead. Allied soldiers point their weapons; the limo’s passenger makes a white flag from his wife’s torn slip and then emerges, spit shined and self-aggrandizing. It’s Hermann Göring, Hitler’s righthand man, and he would like help with his luggage. Powered By

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So begins “Nuremberg,” James Vanderbilt’s imposing but uneven drama about the bureaucratic way that a post-World War II globe tried to make sense of what it had just been through. After his surrender, Göring (Russell Crowe) is marshaled t

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