Justice Tapes Academy

Hour-by-hour deep dives into the Nuremberg Trials and Kennedy EXCOMM tapes. Unpack the most consequential decisions in modern history...
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Now Enrolling: EXCOMM & Nuremberg Hour-by-Hour Masterclass

What if you could sit in the room where it happened?


The Nuremberg courtroom. The White House Situation Room during the Cuban Missile Crisis. Two moments where the fate of civilization hung on the words spoken by a handful of people β€” and both were recorded.


EXCOMM & Nuremberg: Hour-by-Hour is a 6-chapter online masterclass that walks you through these recordings with the depth and rigor they deserve:


πŸ“ Nuremberg Trials β€” Hour-by-hour analysis of Jackson's prosecution, the conspiracy charge, survivor testimony, and GΓΆring's cross-examination


πŸ“ Kennedy EXCOMM Tapes β€” From the first missile briefing through Black Saturday to the secret back-channel deal that saved the world


πŸ“ Convergence β€” A synthesis framework connecting Nuremberg's accountability principles with EXCOMM's crisis decision-making


πŸ“ Primary Source Analysis β€” Learn the four-layer method scholars use to extract meaning from historical recordings


πŸ“ Certificate of Completion β€” Demonstrate your mastery with a final assessment


This isn't a lecture series. It's a mentorship. Every lesson includes exercises, discussion prompts, and analytical frameworks you'll use long after the course ends.


Who is this for?

  • History scholars and graduate students

  • Political science and international relations students

  • Law students studying international criminal law

  • Military officers and national security professionals

  • Cold War enthusiasts who want depth beyond documentaries


1-day free trial β†’ Start the course today and see if it's for you.


"The wrongs which we seek to condemn and punish have been so calculated, so malignant, and so devastating, that civilization cannot tolerate their being ignored, because it cannot survive their being repeated." β€” Robert H. Jackson, Nuremberg, 1945