Scanner instead of the needle. How on records from the Nuremberg process tested a contactless sound reading
Eddie Worth / AP / Scanpix / Leta defendants in the Nuremberg process, September 30, 1946 The Nuremberg process over the former leaders of Nazi Germany was, among other things, it was unique in that it was recorded from the beginning to the end. The team of audio equipment, led by American Philip Erhorn, was able to fix the prosecution, protection and judges themselves - and their synchronous translations in four languages: German, English, French and Russian.