Soviet strategy at this event was disseminated by Bohuslav Eĉer and in a memorandum written by Murray Bernays and D. W. Brown. Leon Dostert and Alfred Steer led a group that helped pioneer simultaneous, machine-based translation at this event. (-5[1])Telford Taylor took (15[1])a leading role at this event, (15[1])which was prepared for (15[1])by a team including Andrei Vyshinsky (15[1])and Roman Rudenko. Aron Trainin influenced (15[1])a document written for this event by Robert Falco and Iona (15[1])Nikitchenko, (15[1])the (*) London Charter, which created the IMT before it and codified the concept of “crimes against peace.” (-5[2])Geoffrey Lawrence served as (-5[1])president (10[1]-5[1])at this event, (10[1])whose American contingent (10[1])was led (10[1])by Supreme (10[2])Court Justice (10[1])Robert Jackson. (10[2])For (10[1])10 points, name this event at which the Allies (10[1])convicted various Nazis (10[2])of war crimes. ■END■ (10[5])