After World War II, leading N*zi officials faced justice at the historic Nuremberg Trials, where they were tried for war crimes. Among them was Rudolf Hess, once Ad*lf H*tler’s Deputy Führer and one of the highest-ranking members of the N*zi Party. In 1941, in a bizarre and unauthorized act, Hess secretly flew solo to Britain in an attempt to negotiate peace — a mission that failed and led to his immediate capture. He remained imprisoned by the British for the rest of the war. During the Nurembe