How did the Nuremberg trials affect Jewish society? They led to regulations throughout European nations guaranteeing fair and equal
treatment to people of the Jewish faith.
They led to the dispersion of Jewish communities throughout the world as the
horrors of the Holocaust became known.
They produced a resurgence of the Jewish faith in Europe as many people
converted to the religion.
They gave hope to the Jewish people that those responsible would face justice
and another Holocaust could be prevented.