Featured Digital Registry Project

The Alexander Campbell King Law Library's

Phillips Nuremberg Trials Collection

(University of Georgia School of Law)

The collection is named for General Eugene Phillips, a Georgia native, who donated the collection to the University of Georgia School of Law in 1948. General Phillips served as a translator and information officer for General Patton and at the war trials in Nuremberg, Germany.

It includes trial documents, records from the Office of Chief Counsel, War Crimes department, and contemporaneous newspaper and magazine articles. The materials were digitized using a variety of tools, including a Canon PowerShot SD1000, HP Scanjet, Fuji ScanSnap (a scan feature of Xerox machines), KIC Bookeye, and AdobePro. LibGuides is being used as the online content management software and the collection's print master copies remain on-site in the law library's secure archives.

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