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Introduction to the Nuremberg Trial. Historical precedents ; Background ; Preparations ; The Court ; Crimes against peace ; War crimes ; Crimes against humanity ; Last words ; Assessment -- The documents. Historical precedents. Commission of responsibilities, Majority Report, March 29, 1919 -- United States Representatives on the Commission of Responsibilities, Memorandum of Reservations to the Majority Report, April 4, 1919 -- The Treaty of Versailles, 1919 -- Kellogg-Briand Pact, 1928 -- Henry L. Stimson, Speech before the Council on Foreign Relations, New York, August 8, 1932 -- Background. Winston S. Churchill, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Joseph Stalin, Moscow Declaration, November 1, 1943 -- Winston S. Churchill, An Exchange with Roosevelt and Stalin at Teheran, November 29, 1943 -- Henry Morgenthau Jr., Memorandum for President Roosevelt (The Morgenthau Plan), September 5, 1944 -- Henry L. Stimson, Memorandum Opposing the Morgenthau Plan, September 9, 1944 -- Cordell Hull, Henry L. Stimson, and James Forrestal, Draft Memorandum for the President, November 11, 1944 -- Henry L. Stimson, Edward R. Stettinius Jr., and Francis Biddle, Memorandum for the President, January 22, 1945 -- American Draft of Definitive Proposal, Presented to Foreign Ministers at San Francisco, April 1945 -- American Draft of Definitive Proposal, Presented to Foreign Ministers at San Francisco, April 1945 -- Memorandum of Conversation of Edward R. Stettinius Jr. and Samuel Rosenman with Vyacheslav Molotov and Anthony Eden, in San Francisco, May 3, 1945 -- Preparations. Robert H. Jackson, Report to the President, June 6, 1945 -- Minutes of the London Conference for the Preparation of the Trail, July 23, 1945 -- Sidney Alderman, On Negotiating with the Russians, 1951 -- Charter of the International Military Tribunal, August 8, 1945 -- Jacob Robinson to Robert Jackson on Adolf Eichmann, July 27, 1945 -- International Military Tribunal, Indictment, October 6, 1945 -- The Court. Thomas J. Dodd to Mary Grace Murphy Dodd, June 1, 1946 -- Francis Biddle, Description of the court, 1962 -- Robert H. Jackson, Opening Address for the United States, November 21, 1945 -- Hartley Shawcross, Opening Address for the United Kingdom, December 4, 1945 -- Francois de Menthon, Opening Address, January 17, 1946 -- Roman A. Rudenko, Opening Address, February 8, 1946 -- G.N.. Alexandrov, Cross-Examination of Fritz Sauckel, May 31, 1946 -- Francis Biddle, A Rebuke for the Soviet Prosecutors -- Hermann Goring, Testimony on the Nazi Party, March 14, 1946 -- Robert H. Jackson, Cross-Examination of Hermann Goring, March 18, 1946 -- Robert H. Jackson, Appeal to the Bench, March 19, 1946 -- Motion Adopted by All Defense Counsel, November 19, 1945 -- Crimes against peace. Sidney Alderman, Address to the Tribunal, November 23, 1945 -- Hartley Shawcross, On Aggressive War and the Evolution of the Law of Nations, December 4, 1945 -- Hermann Goring, Testimony Denying a Nazi Conspiracy to Wage War, March 14, 1946 -- Hermann Goring, Testimony on the Hossbach Memorandum, March 14, 1946 -- Alfred Seidl, Questioning of Joachim von Ribbentrop on the Nazi-Soviet Pact, April 1, 1946 -- Alfred Seidl, Questioning of Ernst von Weizacker on the Secret Protocol, May 31, 1946 -- Erich Raeder, Testimony on the German Attack on Norway, May 17, 1946 -- Hartley Shawcross, Evidence on the German Attack on the Soviet Union, December 4, 1945 -- Wilhelm Keitel, Testimony on Hitler's Plan to Attack the Soviet Union, April 4, 1946 -- Alfred Jodl, Testimony on Soviet Preparations to Attack Germany, June 5, 1946 --
War Crimes. Francois de Menthon, The Concept of War Crimes, January 17, 1946 -- Charles Dubost, The German Use of Civilian Hostages, January 24, 19-- Marie Claude Vaillant-Couturier, Testimony on the Gassing at Auschwitz, January 28, 1946 -- Hanns Marx, Cross-Examination of Marie Claude Vaillant-Couturier, January 28, 1946 -- Roman A. Rudenko, The German Destruction of the Soviet Union, February 8, 1946 -- Roman A. Rudenko, The Mistreatment and Murder of Soviet Prisoners of War, February 8, 1946 -- Telford Taylor, Questioning of Erich von dem Bach-Zelewski, January 7, 1946 -- Yuri Pokrovsky, Examination of Erich von dem Bach-Zelewski, January 7, 1946 -- Robert H. Jackson, Cross-Examination of Albert Speer, June 21, 1946 -- Karl Donitz, Testimony about his Relationship with Hitler, May 9, 1946 -- Wilhelm Keitel, Testimony on War Crimes, April 6 and 7, 1946 -- Hermann Goring, Testimony on the Applicability of the Hague Convention of 1907, March 15, 1946 -- Robert H. Jackson, On the Guilt of the Leader and His Followers, July 26, 1946 -- Crimes against humanity. Francois de Menthon, On Crimes against the Human Status, January 17, 1946 -- William F. Walsh, On the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, December 14, 1945 -- Abram Suzkever, Persecution of the Jews of Vilna, February 27, 1946 -- Rudolf Hoss, Testimony on Auschwitz, April 15, 1946 -- Hermann Goring, Testimony on Nazi Policy toward the Jews, March 14, 1946 -- Telford Taylor, Memorandum on a Separate Trial for the Murder of European Jewry, February 6. 1947 -- Alfred Thoma, Defense of Alfred Rosenberg on the Persecution of the Jews, July 10, 1946 -- Walther Funk, Statement of Remorse, May 6, 1946 -- Franz von Papen, Explanation for remaining at His Post, June 19, 1946 -- Last words. Final statement, August 31,1946 / Hermann Goring ; Rudolf Hess ; Albert Speer -- Judgment: "The Law of the Charter" ; "The Law as to the Common Plan or Conspiracy" ; "The Persecution of the Jews" ; "The Accused Organizations", September 30-October 1, 1946 -- Assessment. Henry L. Stimson, "Nuremberg: Landmark in Law," January 1947 -- Francis Biddle, Andrei Vyshinsky's Visit to Nuremberg, 1962 -- Otto Kranzbuhler, Challenge to the Nuremberg Procedures, 1964 -- Henry L. Stimson, Assessment of the Judgment, January 1947 -- Appendixes. The defendants and their fates -- Charges, verdicts, and sentences -- Chronology of events related to the Nuremberg Trial (1919-1946) -- Questions for consideration.
[compiled by] Michael R. Marrus, University of Toronto.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 271-278) and index.
Nuremberg Trial of Major German War Criminals, Nuremberg, Germany, 1945-1946