It was at the Nuremberg prison that Kelley interviewed Rudolf Hess, beginning in October 1945. Hess was a special case.

Rudolf Hess Documentary drama looking at Rudolph Hess at the Nuremberg trials, where he claimed not to remember his Nazi past and was seemingly suffering from paranoid delusions. Show more ...

Conscientious and gripping--yet somehow stubbornly uninspired--"Nuremberg" falls short of the movie it could have been. Then again, better to aim high and come close than to aim low and hit a bull ...

In the case of Rudolf Hess, Hitler's former deputy, the reality was almost complete memory loss. Two prisoners in particular came to represent opposite poles in their reaction to the trials and ...

NUREMBERG, Germany — American prosecutor Whitney R. Harris gazed at the top Nazis in front of him — men like Hermann Goering, Rudolf Hess, Julius Streicher — as their war-crimes trial opened ...

Hess was captured after flying to Scotland in 1941 and sentenced to life in prison at the Nuremberg trials.

Humans Exclusive: DNA solves Rudolf Hess doppelgänger conspiracy theory Adolf Hitler's deputy flew to Scotland in 1941 and was imprisoned for the rest of his life.

Rudolf Hess, left, ex-deputy fuhrer to German dictator Adolf Hitler, and fellow Nazi leader Hermann Goering at the Nuremberg tribunals in 1946. Since World War II, adherents to the “doppelganger ...

Hess was unusual among top Nazis in having a marked grave. Most, including those executed at Nuremberg after the war, were cremated and their ashes scattered.

At Nuremberg, the Allied tribunal convicted Mr. Hess of plotting and carrying out an aggressive war and crimes against the peace. He was found not guilty of crimes against humanity and war crimes.

Rudolf Hess, the last survivor of Hitler's inner circle, took his own life at 93, frail, nearly blind and totally alone in a world that for him stopped in 1941.