Question

how did the nuremberg trials promote international justice?germany was forced to disarm after world war ii.those found guilty of committing genocide were pardoned.nations and individuals could be held accountable for war crimes.countries and businesses could be made to pay for wartime damages.

Explanation:

The Nuremberg Trials established the principle that individuals and nations can be legally held accountable for war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide under international law, which was a foundational step for international justice. The other options are incorrect: Germany's disarmament was part of post-WWII treaties, not the core justice legacy of Nuremberg; guilty parties were not pardoned; and the trials focused on accountability for crimes, not business reparations for damages.

Answer:

C. Nations and individuals could be held accountable for war crimes.