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According to the 1965 promo-featurette The Making of the Battle of the Bulge on the DVD releases of the film, Battle of the Bulge, Lauchet was tried for war crimes at Nuremberg and found not guilty. He was a relatively minor figure in the war, but I would assume SOMEPLACE this is documented and a reference online . . . does anyone have any RS for this? I'm sure the DVD and featurette are accurate - after all, he was technical advisor and is prominent in the featurette and surely would have gotten the facts correct on it. Need help on this one, thanks! HammerFilmFan (talk) 03:02, 23 July 2013 (UTC)Reply
