A Song of Good and Evil by Professor Philippe Sands 

A Song of Good and Evil is an original project by Professor Philippe Sands QC which tells the stories of three men at the heart of the Nuremberg trials: the Cambridge academic Hersch Lauterpacht, prosecutor Raphael Lemkin, and the defendant, Hitler’s lawyer, Hans Frank, uncovering the connections and conflict between them through the passion for music they shared.
This performance, recorded on Wednesday 14 January for the SverigesRadio programme Interplay, features Philippe Sands, Laurent Naouri, Guillaume de Chassy and Emma Pallat, and is directed by Nina Brazier.
The performance begins at 08:50.
You can read more about 'A Song of Good and Evil' on the UCL Laws website at: www.laws.ucl.ac...