By: Hon. Megan Goldish
As we mark the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II and the liberation of Auschwitz, it’s a powerful moment to reflect on the groundbreaking contributions of women in law during this pivotal time. From their behind-the-scenes roles in the JAG Corps to their historic participation in the Nuremberg Trials, these trailblazers laid the foundation for women in military justice and international law.
Their legacy continues to inspire today’s women attorneys—reminding us that courage, resilience, and advocacy can shape history.
Read the full article, originally published in the WBAI Spring 2025 Newsletter on pages 27-29, to learn how these remarkable women paved the way and how their influence still resonates in the legal profession today.