This year marks the 80th anniversary of the Nuremberg Trials, a pivotal moment in history when top Nazi leaders were held accountable for their war crimes. In a significant effort to enhance public access to historical records, the Harvard Law School Library has made available digitized transcripts and evidence from the trials, a culmination of a 25-year project. The trials not only set a precedent for international law but also serve as enduring reminders of the importance of justice and accountability, themes explored in recent discussions and films, including a new drama featuring Russell Crowe. As we reflect on this landmark event, the discussions around its implications, including ongoing global issues of impunity and moral fragility, remain highly relevant.