The German city of Nurnberg.
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false ; it was Nuremberg, Germany! not france.
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You're probably thinking of Nürnberg (usually called "Nuremberg" in English). This happened after the war, though (the original question had "during").
The Allies established the Nuremberg Trials to prosecute major Nazi war criminals for crimes against humanity, war crimes, and genocide. Some were sentenced to death, while others received long prison terms. Additionally, many Nazis went into hiding or were involved in the ratlines that allowed them to escape to other countries.
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German courts never tried anyone for war crimes. The trials were conducted in Nuremburg Germany by an International Court composed of jurists representing the Allied Powers.