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While the prosecution was preparing its witnesses, the defense was preparing its own argument. To defend Barbie, who France already sentenced to death twice, in absentia, would be a daunting and unpopular task, but for a radical lawyer named Jacques Vergès, the Barbie trial was the moment for which he had spent most his entire adult life preparing. Vergès' defensive strategy was in his own words to "attack the prosecution," and almost as soon as the judges let him speak, he transformed Barbie's trial into a trial of France and of something much greater, history itself.

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