9 Dec 1946
- The Doctors' Trial began in Nuremberg before an United States military court against 20 doctors and 3 Nazi officials who were accused of involvement in human experimentation. Trial ended on 20 Aug 1947; 7 were acquitted, 7 were given death sentences, and 9 were given prison sentences. ww2dbase [Nuremberg Trials and Other Trials Against Germany | CPC]
- Friedrich-Wilhelm Müller was found guilty of war crimes by a court in Athens, Greece. ww2dbase [Friedrich-Wilhelm Müller | Athens | CPC]
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