Between 22 November 1945 and 1 October 1946, the Allied Forces tried 22 senior Nazi officials and six organisations – and, in the process, demonstrated that holding power to account is the firmest proof of humanity, writes Rob Rinder W hen I appeared as a lawyer at The Hague , what struck me wasn’t the grandeur of international justice but its ordinariness. The room looked like any other courtroom: bad coffee, flickering strip-lighting, piles of paper stacked with the usual optimism that