Explore the historic site of the Nuremberg Trials with a multimedia museum guide and engage in a narrative serious game. Learn about history, law, responsibility, and justice through interactive experiences and decision-making.
2.0.4
February 3, 2026
Updated audio content for Ukrainian in the Media Guide
Memorium Nuremberg Trials is a free educational app that combines a multimedia museum guide for the historic site with a narrative serious game called 'Tribunal 45 – Working on Justice'. It allows users to learn about the Nuremberg Trials and reflect on themes of law, responsibility, and justice.
The app offers a media guide that leads users through the permanent exhibition and Courtroom 600, providing information on the trials and their impact on international law. It includes original audio and video recordings, a youth audio guide, and a German Sign Language tour.
In 'Tribunal 45', users play as a lawyer during the first Nuremberg Trial, engaging in conversations, sorting documents, and making decisions on legal and moral questions. This interactive gameplay helps users understand the complexities of law and the pursuit of justice.
The content of the permanent exhibition is available in nine languages. The app also features a youth audio guide and a tour specifically in German Sign Language, enhancing accessibility for a wider audience.
Yes, the app offers customizable accessibility settings, including voice output operation for the guide. A digital accessibility statement is also available, detailing further accessibility features.
Memorium Nuremberg Trials has a rating of 3.9 stars based on 8 user ratings. This indicates a generally positive reception from its users.
Memorium Nuremberg Trials is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed for Apple's mobile operating systems.
The latest version of Memorium Nuremberg Trials is 2.0.4, which was last updated on February 3, 2026. This suggests the app is actively maintained by its developers.
