Though Nazi leaders and war criminals had not committed "crimes" according to German law at the time,we (and the United Nations)might argue that they had committed:

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The term "crimes against humanity" was coined during the Nuremberg Trials to encompass the atrocities committed by the Nazi regime, including the Holocaust, extermination of minorities, and other acts of mass murder and genocide. These acts violated not just German law, but also basic human rights and international laws governing war crimes. The concept of crimes against humanity has since been widely accepted as a legal and moral principle, and has been applied to numerous other cases of gross human rights violations.

Though Nazi Leaders and War Criminals Had Not Committed "Crimes