Dame Laura Knight’s famous painting of Courtroom 600 hangs in the Imperial War Museum - a chilling depiction of the Nuremberg Trials. The artist’s vision of the austere courtroom, where the Nazi leaders responsible for the Holocaust were tried for their despicable crimes, shows a sea of men. But the fact it was painted by a woman inspired historian Natalie Livingstone to uncover the stories of the women who played a pivotal role in the process that saw 199 defendants tried, 161 convicted, and