Norman birkett hi-res stock photography and images

1940's portrait of Norman Birkett QC (1883-1962) . Barrister, politician, preacher and Judge at Nuremberg Nazi trials -former Member of Parliament for Nottingham East Stock Photo

RMM4JY12–1940's portrait of Norman Birkett QC (1883-1962) . Barrister, politician, preacher and Judge at Nuremberg Nazi trials -former Member of Parliament for Nottingham East

NORMAN BIRKETT, 1st Baron Birkett, PC, noted British Barrister, alternate judge during the Nuremberg trials after World War II Stock Photo

RME10224–NORMAN BIRKETT, 1st Baron Birkett, PC, noted British Barrister, alternate judge during the Nuremberg trials after World War II

ROUSE MURDER CASE. Norman Birkett K.C. case for the crown in the Alfred Arthur Rouse murder trial of 1930 Stock Photo

RMGA7HM6–ROUSE MURDER CASE. Norman Birkett K.C. case for the crown in the Alfred Arthur Rouse murder trial of 1930

The Harewood Downs Golf Club pictured by caricaturist Mel and featuring W. E. Stewart, J. A. B. Davidson, Jock Watt, Sir Herbert Wright, Dr. H. J. Henderson, M.C., A. E. White, Norman Birkett, Ernest Gedge, F. Le Neve Foster, Captain J. A. Ferguson, T.E.H. Birley, Pat Wynne and Paymaster Captain V. A. Lawford, R.N. Date: 1935 Stock Photo

RM2M3PFF1–The Harewood Downs Golf Club pictured by caricaturist Mel and featuring W. E. Stewart, J. A. B. Davidson, Jock Watt, Sir Herbert Wright, Dr. H. J. Henderson, M.C., A. E. White, Norman Birkett, Ernest Gedge, F. Le Neve Foster, Captain J. A. Ferguson, T.E.H. Birley, Pat Wynne and Paymaster Captain V. A. Lawford, R.N. Date: 1935

Plaque commemorating Norman William Birkett, near the Ullswater Way but only visible from the water, Ullswater, Lake District, UK Stock Photo

RM2GK3DHT–Plaque commemorating Norman William Birkett, near the Ullswater Way but only visible from the water, Ullswater, Lake District, UK

K C leave Bow Street after Count Haugwitz Reventlow appears. Sir Patrick hastings, KC who represented Countess haugwitz Reventlow and mr Norman Birkett, KC, appearing for Count Haugwitz Reventlow, were present at Bow Street police court when Count Haugwitz reventlow, who had been arrested immediately after his arrival in London from paris, appeared. A warrant for the Count's arrest was issued after the Countess visited Bow Street last week following rumours of kidnap threats to their son, Lance. Photo shows,Sir Patrick Hastings leaving Bow Street. 1 July 1938 Stock Photo

RM2BW25FC–K C leave Bow Street after Count Haugwitz Reventlow appears. Sir Patrick hastings, KC who represented Countess haugwitz Reventlow and mr Norman Birkett, KC, appearing for Count Haugwitz Reventlow, were present at Bow Street police court when Count Haugwitz reventlow, who had been arrested immediately after his arrival in London from paris, appeared. A warrant for the Count's arrest was issued after the Countess visited Bow Street last week following rumours of kidnap threats to their son, Lance. Photo shows,Sir Patrick Hastings leaving Bow Street. 1 July 1938

The courtroom of the Nuremberg Palace of Justice and the prosecutors during the Nuremberg war crimes trial. On the judge's tribune (background in front of the flags) from left: A.F. Volchkov, representative of the USSR, I.T. Nikitschenko, judge of the USSR, Sir Norman Birkett, Judge of the United Kingdom, Sir Geoffrey Lawrence, Presiding Judge of Great Britain, Francis Biddle, Judge of the USA, John J. Parker, Representative of the United States, Henry Dennedieu des Vabres, Judge of France, Robert Falco, Representative of France. Stock Photo

RMRMEAJK–The courtroom of the Nuremberg Palace of Justice and the prosecutors during the Nuremberg war crimes trial. On the judge's tribune (background in front of the flags) from left: A.F. Volchkov, representative of the USSR, I.T. Nikitschenko, judge of the USSR, Sir Norman Birkett, Judge of the United Kingdom, Sir Geoffrey Lawrence, Presiding Judge of Great Britain, Francis Biddle, Judge of the USA, John J. Parker, Representative of the United States, Henry Dennedieu des Vabres, Judge of France, Robert Falco, Representative of France.

Memorial plaque, celebrating the Ullswater preservation Society,Norman Lord Birkett QC,Pooley Bridge,Lake District,England,UK Stock Photo

RMR13X2T–Memorial plaque, celebrating the Ullswater preservation Society,Norman Lord Birkett QC,Pooley Bridge,Lake District,England,UK

Southampton Ladies Football Club limber up with their manager Mr Norman Holloway. Left to right, Dot Cassell 18, Jean Seymour 35, Lesley Lloyd 23 (Captain), Jill Long 19, Barbara Birkett 24, Pat Davies 16, Maureen Case 19, Karen Buchanen, Sue Buckett 26, Pat Judd 18, Lynda Hale 17, Louise Cross 17 and Sue Lopez. 8th May 1971. Stock Photo

RM2HWK4MA–Southampton Ladies Football Club limber up with their manager Mr Norman Holloway. Left to right, Dot Cassell 18, Jean Seymour 35, Lesley Lloyd 23 (Captain), Jill Long 19, Barbara Birkett 24, Pat Davies 16, Maureen Case 19, Karen Buchanen, Sue Buckett 26, Pat Judd 18, Lynda Hale 17, Louise Cross 17 and Sue Lopez. 8th May 1971.

Nuremberg International Military Tribunal Court House International War Crimes Trial Germany history historical historic Second Stock Photo

RMBNHW41–Nuremberg International Military Tribunal Court House International War Crimes Trial Germany history historical historic Second

1946 Die Neue Zeitung front page Nazi leaders sentenced to death Stock Photo

RMH9N5E2–1946 Die Neue Zeitung front page Nazi leaders sentenced to death

(William) NORMAN BIRKETT, 1st Baron Birkett, PC (September 6, 1883 - February 10, 1962) was a noted British Barrister and judge Stock Photo

RME1011J–(William) NORMAN BIRKETT, 1st Baron Birkett, PC (September 6, 1883 - February 10, 1962) was a noted British Barrister and judge

British Crime - Murder - The Rouse Case - London - 1931 Stock Photo

RMGA7HM5–British Crime - Murder - The Rouse Case - London - 1931

RM2BW25JX–K C leave Bow Street after Count Haugwitz Reventlow appears. Sir Patrick hastings, KC who represented Countess haugwitz Reventlow and mr Norman Birkett, KC, appearing for Count Haugwitz Reventlow, were present at Bow Street police court when Count Haugwitz reventlow, who had been arrested immediately after his arrival in London from paris, appeared. A warrant for the Count's arrest was issued after the Countess visited Bow Street last week following rumours of kidnap threats to their son, Lance. Photo shows, Mr Norman Birkett (glasses on left) and Sir Patrick Hastings leaving Bow Street throug