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"Political views were irrelevant to the director. He valued creative intelligence, a love of adventure, and a willingness to fight the enemy." - Noel Fitch Riley

"If you define leadership as having a vision for an organization, and the ability to attract, motivate and guide followers to fulfill that vision, you have Bill Donovan in spades." - Fisher Howe, special assistant to General Donovan

"The OSS was a remarkable institution: half cops and robbers and half faculty meeting." - McGeorge Bundy

"It wasn't a spit-and-polish organization. It was a can-do outfit." - Col. William H. Pietsch Jr., USA (Ret.)

"I have never known such a bunch of troublemakers in my life." - Bernard Knox

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NUREMBERG Coming to U.S. Theaters After Decades-Long Wait

July 2010

The U.S. theatrical premiere of NUREMBERG: ITS LESSON FOR TODAY, completed for the U.S. Department of War in 1948, will take place at the New York Film Festival on September 28, 2010, followed by a week-long run at the Film Forum cinema in Manhattan that starts on September 29. Bookings in other U.S. cities to follow. Commissioned by Pare Lorentz (head of Film/Theatre/Film in the War Department's Civil Affairs Division), NUREMBERG was written & directed by OSS Field Photographic Branch veteran Stuart Schulberg. For political reasons, it was never released to U.S. theaters although it was widely shown throughout Germany as part of the Allies' denazification campaign. For more information: www.nurembergfilm.org.

NUREMBERG was painstakingly restored and the soundtrack reconstructed by Stuart Schulberg's daughter, Sandra Schulberg, with the help of Josh Waletzky. Both are noted independent filmmakers. The Schulberg/Waletzky Restoration uses original audio from the International Military Tribunal thus permtiting audiences to hear the courtroom participants -- prosecutors, defendants & defense attorneys -- speaking in their own voices. NUREMBERG shows how the international prosecutors built their case against the top Nazi war criminals. The trial established the "Nuremberg principles," and laid the groundwork for all subsequent trials for crimes against the peace, war crimes, and crimes against humanity.

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