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The Nuremberg Trials (Vol. 1-14)
Table of Content
I. Introduction: Pre-Trial Documents, Tribunal's Judgment and the Sentence
PREFACE
MEMBERS AND ALTERNATE MEMBERS. OF THE TRIBUNAL
OFFICIALS OF THE GENERAL SECRETARIAT
PROSECUTION COUNSEL1
DEFENDANTS AND DEFENSE COUNSEL
LONDON AGREEMENT OF 8 AUGUST 1945
CHARTER OF THE INTERNATIONAL. MILITARY TRIBUNAL
I. CONSTITUTION OF THE. INTERNATIONAL MILITARY TRIBUNAL
II. JURISDICTION AND GENERAL PRINCIPLES
III. COMMITTEE FOR THE INVESTIGATION. AND PROSECUTION OF MAJOR WAR CRIMINALS
IV. FAIR TRIAL FOR DEFENDANTS
V. POWERS OF THE TRIBUNAL AND CONDUCT OF THE TRIAL
VI. JUDGMENT AND SENTENCE
VII. EXPENSES
PROTOCOL RECTIFYING DISCREPANCY. IN TEXT OF CHARTER
RULES OF PROCEDURE (Adopted 29 October 1945)
MINUTES OF THE OPENING SESSION. OF THE TRIBUNAL, AT BERLIN, 18 OCTOBER 1945
INDICTMENT13
COUNT ONE—THE COMMON PLAN OR CONSPIRACY
(A) NAZI PARTY AS THE CENTRAL CORE OF THE. COMMON PLAN OR CONSPIRACY
(B) COMMON OBJECTIVES AND METHODS OF. CONSPIRACY
(C) DOCTRINAL TECHNIQUES OF THE COMMON PLAN OR. CONSPIRACY
(D) THE ACQUIRING OF TOTALITARIAN CONTROL OF. GERMANY: POLITICAL
(E) THE ACQUIRING OF TOTALITARIAN CONTROL IN. GERMANY: ECONOMIC; AND THE ECONOMIC PLANNING. AND MOBILIZATION FOR AGGRESSIVE WAR
(F) UTILIZATION OF NAZI CONTROL FOR FOREIGN. AGGRESSION
(G) WAR CRIMES AND CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY COMMITTED. IN THE COURSE OF EXECUTING THE CONSPIRACY. FOR WHICH THE CONSPIRATORS ARE RESPONSIBLE
(H) INDIVIDUAL, GROUP AND ORGANIZATION RESPONSIBILITY. FOR THE OFFENSE STATED IN COUNT ONE
COUNT TWO—CRIMES AGAINST PEACE
COUNT THREE—WAR CRIMES
(A) MURDER AND ILL-TREATMENT OF CIVILIAN POPULATIONS. OF OR IN OCCUPIED TERRITORY AND ON THE HIGH. SEAS
(B) DEPORTATION FOR SLAVE LABOR AND FOR OTHER. PURPOSES OF THE CIVILIAN POPULATIONS OF AND IN. OCCUPIED TERRITORIES
(C) MURDER AND ILL-TREATMENT OF PRISONERS OF WAR, AND OF OTHER MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES OF THE. COUNTRIES WITH WHOM GERMANY WAS AT WAR, AND OF. PERSONS ON THE HIGH SEAS
(D) KILLING OF HOSTAGES
(E) PLUNDER OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE PROPERTY
Removal of Raw Materials
Removal of Industrial Equipment
Removal of Agricultural Produce
Removal of Manufactured Products
Plundering
Financial Exploitation
Looting and Destruction of Works of Art
(F) THE EXACTION OF COLLECTIVE PENALTIES
(G) WANTON DESTRUCTION OF CITIES, TOWNS, AND. VILLAGES AND DEVASTATION NOT JUSTIFIED BY. MILITARY NECESSITY
(H) CONSCRIPTION OF CIVILIAN LABOR
(I) FORCING CIVILIANS OF OCCUPIED TERRITORIES TO. SWEAR ALLEGIANCE TO A HOSTILE POWER
(J) GERMANIZATION OF OCCUPIED TERRITORIES
COUNT FOUR—CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY
(A) MURDER, EXTERMINATION, ENSLAVEMENT, DEPORTATION, AND OTHER INHUMANE ACTS COMMITTED. AGAINST CIVILIAN POPULATIONS BEFORE AND DURING. THE WAR
(B) PERSECUTION ON POLITICAL, RACIAL, AND RELIGIOUS. GROUNDS IN EXECUTION OF AND IN CONNECTION WITH THE. COMMON PLAN MENTIONED IN COUNT ONE
APPENDIX A. Statement of Individual Responsibility for Crimes Set Out in. Counts One, Two, Three, and Four
APPENDIX B. Statement of Criminality of Groups and Organizations
DIE REICHSREGIERUNG (REICH CABINET)
DAS KORPS DER POLITISCHEN LEITER DER NATIONALSOZIALISTISCHEN. DEUTSCHEN ARBEITERPARTEI (LEADERSHIP CORPS OF THE NAZI PARTY)
DIE SCHUTZSTAFFELN DER NATIONALSOZIALISTISCHEN. DEUTSCHEN ARBEITERPARTEI (COMMONLY KNOWN AS. THE SS) INCLUDING DER SICHERHEITSDIENST (COMMONLY. KNOWN AS THE SD)
DIE GEHEIME STAATSPOLIZEI (SECRET STATE POLICE, COMMONLY KNOWN AS THE GESTAPO)
DIE STURMABTEILUNGEN DER NATIONALSOZIALISTISCHEN. DEUTSCHEN ARBEITERPARTEI (COMMONLY KNOWN AS THE SA)
GENERAL STAFF AND HIGH COMMAND OF THE GERMAN. ARMED FORCES
APPENDIX C
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II
III
IV
V
VI
VII
VIII
IX
X
XI
XII
XIII
XIV
XV
XVI
XVII
XVIII
XIX
XX
XXI
XXII
XXIII
XXIV
XXV
XXVI
MOTION OF THE PROSECUTION. FOR CORRECTING DISCREPANCIES. IN THE INDICTMENT14
PLEAS OF INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANTS
LETTER OF RESERVATION. BY THE UNITED STATES PROSECUTOR. IN REGARD TO WORDING OF THE INDICTMENT
ORDER OF THE TRIBUNAL. REGARDING NOTICE. TO INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANTS
ORDER OF THE TRIBUNAL. REGARDING NOTICE TO MEMBERS. OF GROUPS AND ORGANIZATIONS
ORDER OF THE TRIBUNAL. REGARDING NOTICE TO DEFENDANT BORMANN
CERTIFICATES OF COMPLIANCE. WITH ORDERS OF THE TRIBUNAL. REGARDING NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF GROUPS. AND ORGANIZATIONS AND TO DEFENDANT. BORMANN
CERTIFICATES OF SERVICE ON INDIVIDUAL. DEFENDANTS
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE ON DEFENDANT. GUSTAV KRUPP VON BOHLEN
ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF SERVICE
MOTION ON BEHALF OF DEFENDANT. GUSTAV KRUPP VON BOHLEN. FOR POSTPONEMENT OF THE TRIAL AS TO HIM
REPORT OF MEDICAL COMMISSION. APPOINTED TO EXAMINE DEFENDANT. GUSTAV KRUPP VON BOHLEN15
ANSWER OF THE UNITED STATES PROSECUTION. TO THE MOTION ON BEHALF OF DEFENDANT. GUSTAV KRUPP VON BOHLEN
MEMORANDUM OF THE BRITISH PROSECUTION. ON THE MOTION ON BEHALF OF DEFENDANT. GUSTAV KRUPP VON BOHLEN
MEMORANDUM OF THE FRENCH PROSECUTION. ON THE MOTION ON BEHALF OF DEFENDANT. GUSTAV KRUPP VON BOHLEN
SUPPLEMENTAL MEMORANDUM OF THE FRENCH. PROSECUTION
ORDER OF THE TRIBUNAL GRANTING. POSTPONEMENT OF PROCEEDINGS AGAINST. GUSTAV KRUPP VON BOHLEN
SUPPLEMENTARY STATEMENT OF. THE UNITED STATES PROSECUTION
MOTION OF THE COMMITTEE OF CHIEF. PROSECUTORS TO AMEND THE INDICTMENT. BY ADDING THE NAME OF. ALFRIED KRUPP VON BOHLEN AS A DEFENDANT
ORDER OF THE TRIBUNAL REJECTING THE. MOTION TO AMEND THE INDICTMENT BY. ADDING THE NAME OF ALFRIED KRUPP. VON BOHLEN AS A DEFENDANT
MEMORANDUM OF THE FRENCH PROSECUTION. ON THE ORDER OF THE TRIBUNAL. REJECTING THE MOTION TO AMEND THE. INDICTMENT
MOTION ON BEHALF OF DEFENDANT STREICHER. FOR POSTPONEMENT OF THE TRIAL AS TO HIM16
I
II
III
MEMORANDUM OF THE UNITED STATES. PROSECUTION ON THE MOTION ON BEHALF. OF DEFENDANT STREICHER
MEMORANDUM OF THE BRITISH PROSECUTION. ON THE MOTION ON BEHALF OF DEFENDANT. STREICHER
MOTION OF THE SOVIET PROSECUTION. FOR A PSYCHIATRIC EXAMINATION. OF DEFENDANT STREICHER
ORDER OF THE TRIBUNAL REGARDING. A PSYCHIATRIC EXAMINATION. OF DEFENDANT STREICHER
REPORT OF EXAMINATION OF DEFENDANT. STREICHER
MOTION ON BEHALF OF DEFENDANT HESS FOR. AN EXAMINATION BY A NEUTRAL EXPERT WITH. REFERENCE TO HIS MENTAL COMPETENCE AND. CAPACITY TO STAND TRIAL
ORDER OF THE TRIBUNAL REJECTING. THE MOTION ON BEHALF OF DEFENDANT HESS, AND DESIGNATING A COMMISSION TO. EXAMINE DEFENDANT HESS WITH REFERENCE. TO HIS MENTAL COMPETENCE AND CAPACITY. TO STAND TRIAL
REPORT OF COMMISSION TO EXAMINE. DEFENDANT HESS17
A
Attachment I. Conclusions
Attachment II. Report
B
C. 20 November 1945
REPORT OF PRISON PSYCHOLOGIST ON. MENTAL COMPETENCE OF DEFENDANT HESS18
MOTION ADOPTED BY ALL DEFENSE COUNSEL19
JUDGMENT
The Charter Provisions
The Nazi Regime in Germany. the Origin and Aims of the Nazi Party
The Seizure of Power
The Consolidation of Power
Measures of Rearmament
The Common Plan of Conspiracy and Aggressive War
Preparation for Aggression
The Planning of Aggression
Conferences of 23 November 1939 and 5 November 1937
The Seizure of Austria
The Seizure of Czechoslovakia
The Aggression against Poland
The Invasion of Denmark and Norway
The Invasion of Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg
The Aggression against Yugoslavia and Greece
The Aggressive War against the Union of. Soviet Socialist Republics
War against the United States
Violations of International Treaties
Hague Conventions
Versailles Treaty
Treaties of Mutual Guarantee, Arbitration, and Non-Aggression
Kellogg-Briand Pact
The Law of the Charter
The Law as to the Common Plan or Conspiracy
War Crimes and Crimes against Humanity
Murder and Ill-Treatment of Prisoners of War
Murder and Ill-treatment of Civilian Population
Pillage of Public and Private Property
Slave Labor Policy
Persecution of the Jews
The Law Relating to War Crimes and Crimes against Humanity
THE LEADERSHIP CORPS OF THE NAZI PARTY
GESTAPO AND SD
SS
THE SA
THE REICH CABINET
GENERAL STAFF AND HIGH COMMAND
GÖRING
HESS
VON RIBBENTROP
KEITEL
KALTENBRUNNER
ROSENBERG
FRANK
FRICK
STREICHER
FUNK
SCHACHT
DÖNITZ
RAEDER
VON SCHIRACH
SAUCKEL
JODL
VON PAPEN
SEYSS-INQUART
SPEER
VON NEURATH
FRITZSCHE
BORMANN
DISSENTING OPINION OF THE SOVIET MEMBER. OF THE INTERNATIONAL MILITARY TRIBUNAL
I. The Unfounded Acquittal of Defendant Schacht
II. The Unfounded Acquittal of Defendant Von Papen
III. The Unfounded Acquittal of Defendant Fritzsche
IV. Concerning the Sentence of the Defendant Rudolf Hess
V. Incorrect Judgment with regard to the Reich Cabinet
VI. Incorrect Judgment with regard to the General Staff. and the OKW
SENTENCES
II. Proceedings from Preliminary Hearing Held on 14 November 1945 to 30 November 1945
PREFACE
PRELIMINARY HEARING. Wednesday, 14 November 1945
PRELIMINARY HEARING. Thursday, 15 November 1945
PRELIMINARY HEARING. Saturday, 17 November 1945
FIRST DAY. Tuesday, 20 November 1945
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
SECOND DAY. Wednesday, 21 November 1945
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
THIRD DAY. Thursday, 22 November 1945
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
FOURTH DAY. Friday, 23 November 1945
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
FIFTH DAY. Monday, 26 November 1945
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
SIXTH DAY. Tuesday, 27 November 1945
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
SEVENTH DAY. Wednesday, 28 November 1945
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
EIGHTH DAY. Thursday, 29 November 1945
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
NINTH DAY. Friday, 30 November 1945
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
III. Proceedings from 1 December 1945 to14 December 1945
PREFACE
TENTH DAY. Saturday, 1 December 1945
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[A recess was taken.]
ELEVENTH DAY. Monday, 3 December 1945
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[A recess was taken until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
[Pause in the proceedings while the Tribunal consulted.]
TWELFTH DAY. Tuesday, 4 December 1945
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[A recess was taken until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
THIRTEENTH DAY. Wednesday, 5 December 1945
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[A recess was taken until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
FOURTEENTH DAY. Thursday, 6 December 1945
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[A recess was taken until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
FIFTEENTH DAY. Friday, 7 December 1945
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[A recess was taken until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
SIXTEENTH DAY. Monday, 10 December 1945
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[A recess was taken until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
SEVENTEENTH DAY. Tuesday, 11 December 1945
Morning Session
[The film, The Nazi Plan, was then shown in the court room until 1125 hours, at which time a recess was taken.]
[The showing of the film then continued and at the end a recess was taken until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[The showing of the film, part 4, then continued.]
EIGHTEENTH DAY. Wednesday, 12 December 1945
Morning Session
[A recess was taken until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
NINETEENTH DAY. Thursday, 13 December 1945
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[A recess was taken until 1415 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
TWENTIETH DAY. Friday, 14 December 1945
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.] [Still pictures were projected on the screen in the courtroom.]
[A recess was taken until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
IV. Proceedings from 17th December 1945 to 8th January 1946
PREFACE
TWENTY-FIRST DAY. Monday, 17 December 1945
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[A recess was taken until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
TWENTY-SECOND DAY. Tuesday, 18 December 1945
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[A recess was taken until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
TWENTY-THIRD DAY. Wednesday, 19 December 1945
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[A recess was taken until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
TWENTY-FOURTH DAY. Thursday, 20 December 1945
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[A recess was taken until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
TWENTY-FIFTH DAY. Wednesday, 2 January 1946
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[A recess was taken until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
TWENTY-SIXTH DAY. Thursday, 3 January 1946
Morning Session
[Document 501-PS was handed to the witness.]
[A recess was taken.]
[A recess was taken until 1405.]
Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY. Friday, 4 January 1946
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[A recess was taken until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
TWENTY-EIGHTH DAY. Monday, 7 January 1946
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[A recess was taken until 1415 hours.] Afternoon Session
TWENTY-NINTH DAY. Tuesday, 8 January 1946
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[A recess was taken until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
V. Proceedings from 9th January 1946 to 21th January 1946
PREFACE
THIRTIETH DAY. Wednesday, 9 January 1946
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[The Tribunal recessed until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
THIRTY-FIRST DAY. Thursday, 10 January 1946
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[A recess was taken until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
THIRTY-SECOND DAY. Friday, 11 January 1946
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[The Tribunal recessed until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
THIRTY-THIRD DAY. Monday, 14 January 1946
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
THIRTY-FOURTH DAY. Tuesday, 15 January 1946
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[The Tribunal recessed until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
THIRTY-FIFTH DAY. Wednesday, 16 January 1946
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[The Tribunal recessed until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
THIRTY-SIXTH DAY. Thursday, 17 January 1946
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[The Tribunal recessed until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
THIRTY-SEVENTH DAY. Friday, 18 January 1946
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[The Tribunal recessed until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
THIRTY-EIGHTH DAY. Saturday, 19 January 1946
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
THIRTY-NINTH DAY. Monday, 21 January 1946
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[The Tribunal recessed until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
VI. Proceedings from 22 January 1946 to 4 February 1946
PREFACE
FORTIETH DAY. Tuesday, 22 January 1946
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[The Tribunal recessed until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
FORTY-FIRST DAY. Wednesday, 23 January 1946
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[The Tribunal recessed until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
FORTY-SECOND DAY. Thursday, 24 January 1946
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[The Tribunal recessed until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
FORTY-THIRD DAY. Friday, 25 January 1946
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[A recess was taken.]
[The Tribunal recessed until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
FORTY-FOURTH DAY. Monday, 28 January 1946
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[The Tribunal recessed until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
FORTY-FIFTH DAY. Tuesday, 29 January 1946
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[The Tribunal recessed until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
FORTY-SIXTH DAY. Wednesday, 30 January 1946
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[The Tribunal recessed until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
FORTY-SEVENTH DAY. Thursday, 31 January 1946
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[The Tribunal recessed until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
FORTY-EIGHTH DAY. Friday, 1 February 1946
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[The Tribunal recessed until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
FORTY-NINTH DAY. Saturday, 2 February 1946
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
FIFTIETH DAY. Monday, 4 February 1946
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[The Tribunal recessed until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
VII. Proceedings from 5 February 1946 to19 February 1946
PREFACE
FIFTY-FIRST DAY. Tuesday, 5 February 1946
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[The Tribunal recessed until 1410 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
FIFTY-SECOND DAY. Wednesday, 6 February 1946
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[A recess was taken until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
FIFTY-THIRD DAY. Thursday, 7 February 1946
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[The Tribunal recessed until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
FIFTY-FOURTH DAY. Friday, 8 February 1946
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[The Tribunal recessed until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
[A recess was taken.]
FIFTY-FIFTH DAY. Saturday, 9 February 1946
Morning Session
FIFTY-SIXTH DAY. Monday, 11 February 1946
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[The Tribunal recessed until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
FIFTY-SEVENTH DAY. Tuesday, 12 February 1946
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[The Tribunal recessed until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
FIFTY-EIGHTH DAY. Wednesday, 13 February 1946
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[The Tribunal recessed until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
FIFTY-NINTH DAY. Thursday, 14 February 1946
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[The Tribunal recessed until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
SIXTIETH DAY. Friday, 15 February 1946
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[The Tribunal recessed until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
SIXTY-FIRST DAY. Monday, 18 February 1946
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[The Tribunal recessed until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
SIXTY-SECOND DAY. Tuesday, 19 February 1946
Morning Session
[A recess was taken.]
[The Tribunal recessed until 1400 hours.] Afternoon Session
[A recess was taken.]
VIII. Proceedings from 20 February 1946 to 7 March 1946
PREFACE
SIXTY-THIRD DAY. Wednesday, 20 February 1946
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
SIXTY-FOURTH DAY. Thursday, 21 February 1946
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
SIXTY-FIFTH DAY. Friday, 22 February 1946
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
SIXTY-SIXTH DAY. Saturday, 23 February 1946
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
SIXTY-SEVENTH DAY. Monday, 25 February 1946
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
SIXTY-EIGHTH DAY. Tuesday, 26 February 1946
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
SIXTY-NINTH DAY. Wednesday, 27 February 1946
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
SEVENTIETH DAY. Thursday, 28 February 1946
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
SEVENTY-FIRST DAY. Friday, 1 March 1946
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
SEVENTY-SECOND DAY. Saturday, 2 March 1946
Morning Session
SEVENTY-THIRD DAY. Monday, 4 March 1946
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
SEVENTY-FOURTH DAY. Tuesday, 5 March 1946
Morning Session
SEVENTY-FIFTH DAY. Wednesday, 6 March 1946
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
SEVENTY-SIXTH DAY. Thursday, 7 March 1946
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
IX. Proceedings from 8 March 1946 to 23 March 1946
PREFACE
SEVENTY-SEVENTH DAY. Friday, 8 March 1946
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
SEVENTY-EIGHTH DAY. Monday, 11 March 1946
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
SEVENTY-NINTH DAY. Tuesday, 12 March 1946
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
EIGHTIETH DAY. Wednesday, 13 March 1946
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
EIGHTY-FIRST DAY. Thursday, 14 March 1946
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
EIGHTY-SECOND DAY. Friday, 15 March 1946
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
EIGHTY-THIRD DAY. Saturday, 16 March 1946
Morning Session
EIGHTY-FOURTH DAY. Monday, 18 March 1946
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
EIGHTY-FIFTH DAY. Tuesday, 19 March 1946
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
EIGHTY-SIXTH DAY. Wednesday, 20 March 1946
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
EIGHTY-SEVENTH DAY. Thursday, 21 March 1946
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
EIGHTY-EIGHTH DAY. Friday, 22 March 1946
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
EIGHTY-NINTH DAY. Saturday, 23 March 1946
Morning Session
X. Proceedings from 25 March 1946 to 6 April 1946
PREFACE
NINETIETH DAY. Monday, 25 March 1946
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
NINETY-FIRST DAY. Tuesday, 26 March 1946
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
NINETY-SECOND DAY. Wednesday, 27 March 1946
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
NINETY-THIRD DAY Thursday, 28 March 1946
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
NINETY-FOURTH DAY. Friday, 29 March 1946
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
NINETY-FIFTH DAY. Saturday, 30 March 1946
Morning Session
NINETY-SIXTH DAY. Monday, 1 April 1946
Morning Session
NINETY-SEVENTH DAY. Tuesday, 2 April 1946
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
NINETY-EIGHTH DAY. Wednesday, 3 April 1946
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
NINETY-NINTH DAY. Wednesday, 4 April 1946
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
ONE HUNDREDTH DAY. Friday, 5 April 1946
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
ONE HUNDRED AND FIRST DAY. Saturday, 6 April 1946
Morning Session
XI. Proceedings from 8 April 1946 to 17 April 1946
ONE HUNDRED AND SECOND DAY (Monday, 8 April 1946)
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRD DAY (Tuesday, 9 April 1946)
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTH DAY (Wednesday, 10 April 1946)
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTH DAY (Thursday, 11 April 1946)
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTH DAY (Friday, 12 April 1946)
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTH DAY (Saturday, 13 April 1946)
Morning Session
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTH DAY (Monday, 15 April 1946)
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
ONE HUNDRED AND NINTH DAY (Tuesday, 16 April 1946)
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
ONE HUNDRED AND TENTH DAY (Wednesday, 17 April 1946)
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
XII. Proceedings from 18 April 1946 to 2 May 1946
ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVENTH DAY (Thursday, 18 April 1946)
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
ONE HUNDRED AND TWELFTH DAY (Tuesday, 23 April 1946)
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTEENTH DAY (Wednesday, 24 April 1946)
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTEENTH DAY (Thursday, 25 April 1946)
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEENTH DAY (Friday, 26 April 1946)
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTEENTH DAY (Monday, 29 April 1946)
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEENTH DAY (Tuesday, 30 April 1946)
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTEENTH DAY (Wednesday, 1 May 1946)
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
ONE HUNDRED AND NINETEENTH DAY (Thursday, 2 May 1946)
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
XIII. Proceedings from 3 May 1946 to 15 May 1946
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTIETH DAY (Friday, 3 May 1946)
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIRST DAY (Saturday, 4 May 1946)
Morning Session
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SECOND DAY (Monday, 6 May 1946)
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-THIRD DAY (Tuesday, 7 May 1946)
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FOURTH DAY (Wednesday, 8 May 1946)
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIFTH DAY (Thursday, 9 May 1946)
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SIXTH DAY (Friday, 10 May 1946)
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY (Saturday, 11 May 1946)
Morning Session
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-EIGHTH DAY (Monday, 13 May 1946)
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-NINTH DAY (Tuesday, 14 May 1946)
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTIETH DAY (Wednesday, 15 May 1946)
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
XIV. Proceedings from 16 May 1946 to 28 May 1946
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-FIRST DAY (Thursday, 16 May 1946)
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SECOND DAY (Friday, 17 May 1946)
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-THIRD DAY (Saturday, 18 May 1946)
Morning Session
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-FOURTH DAY (Monday, 20 May 1946)
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-FIFTH DAY (Tuesday, 21 May 1946)
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SIXTH DAY (Wednesday, 22 May 1946)
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SEVENTH DAY (Thursday, 23 May 1946)
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Afternoon Session
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-EIGHTH DAY (Friday, 24 May 1946)
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Afternoon Session
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-NINTH DAY (Monday, 27 May 1946)
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTIETH DAY (Tuesday, 28 May 1946)
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Afternoon Session
International Military Tribunal
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Among the cities which suffered most destruction are Stalingrad, Sevastopol, Kiev, Minsk, Odessa, Smolensk, Novgorod, Pskov, Orel, Kharkov, Voronezh, Rostov-on-Don, Stalino, and Leningrad.
“The Führer has decided to erase from the face of the earth St. Petersburg. The existence of this large city will have no further interest after Soviet Russia is destroyed. Finland has also said that the existence of this city on her new border is not desirable from her point of view. The original request of the Navy that docks, harbor, etc. necessary for the fleet be preserved—is known to the Supreme Commander of the Military Forces, but the basic principles of carrying out operations against St. Petersburg do not make it possible to satisfy this request.
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