Additional Works By The Author
- Anatomy Of The Nuremberg Trials: A Personal Memoir, Knopf 1992; ISBN 0-394-58355-8
- Breaking Wave, Nautical & Aviation Publication Corporation of America 1991; ISBN 0-933852-95-9
- Courts of terror: Soviet criminal justice and Jewish emigration, Knopf 1976; ISBN 0-394-71758-9
- Grand Inquest: The Story of Congressional Investigations, Da Capo PR 1974; ISBN 0-306-70620-2
- Munich: The Price of Peace, Random House Inc 1980; ISBN 0-394-74482-9
- Perspectives on Justice, Northwestern University Press 1974; ISBN 0-8101-0453-9
- Sword and Swastika: Generals and Nazis in the Third Reich, Peter Smith Publisher 1980; ISBN 0-8446-0934-X
- Two Studies in Constitutional Interpretations, Ohio State University Press 1969; ISBN 0-8142-0122-9
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