"The Documentation of Historical Facts in Trial Judgments of the International Criminal Court" offers a comprehensive analysis of the legal and historical aspects addressed in the judgments of the International Criminal Court. Written by Nicolai von Maltitz, the book illuminates the constitutional theories that shape international criminal proceedings. It examines how historical facts are documented and interpreted in the judgments, providing valuable insights into the workings of international law. With 394 pages, this scholarly work is a significant resource for students, practitioners, and researchers in the field of international law. The clear and precise language makes complex topics accessible and enhances understanding of the challenges and developments in international criminal law.