Nazi Conspiracy & Aggression
[Page 546]
Charter of the International Military Tribunal, Article 6.
Vol. I, Pg. 5
International Military Tribunal, Indictment Number 1,
Section IV (H); Appendix A. Vol. I, Pg. 29,66
[Page 547]
[Note: A single asterisk (*) before a document indicates
that the document was received in evidence at the Nurnberg
trial. A double asterisk (**) before a document number
indicates that the document was referred to during the trial
but was not formally received in evidence, for the reason
given in parentheses following the description of the
document. The USA series number, given in parentheses
following the description of the document, is the official
exhibit number assigned by the court.]
081-PS; Letter from Rosenberg to Keitel, 28 February 1942,
concerning mistreatment of Soviet prisoners of war. Vol.
III, Pg. 126
*137-PS; Copy of Order from Keitel to Commanding General of
Netherlands, 5 July 1940, to cooperate with the Einsatzstab
Rosenberg. (USA 379). Vol. III, Pg. 185
138-PS; Copy of Order from Keitel to Commanding General of
France, 17 September 1940, to cooperate with the Einsatzstab
Rosenberg. Vol. III, Pg. 186
*149-PS; Hitler Order, 1 March 1942, establishing authority
of Einsatzstab Rosenberg. (USA 369) Vol. III, Pg. 190
*375-PS; Case Green with wider implications, report of
Intelligence division, Luftwaffe General Staff, 25 August
1938. (USA 84) Vol. III, Pg. 280
[Page 548]
*388-PS; File of papers on Case Green (the plan for the
attack on Czechoslovakia), kept by Schmundt, Hitler's
adjutant, April-October 1938. (USA 26). Vol. III, Pg. 305
*440-PS; Directive No. 8 signed by Keitel, 20 November
1939, for the conduct of the war. (GB 107). Vol. III, Pg.
397
*444-PS; Original Directive No. 18 from Fuehrer's
Headquarters signed by Hitler and initialled by Jodl, 12
November 1940, concerning plans for prosecution of war in
Mediterranean Area and occupation of Greece. (GB 116). Vol.
III, Pg. 403
*446-PS; Top secret Fuehrer Order No. 21 signed by Hitler
and initialled by Jodl, Warlimont and Keitel, 18 December
1940, concerning the Invasion of Russia (case Barbarossa).
(USA 31). Vol. III, Pg. 407
*447-PS; Top Secret Operational Order to Order No. 21,
signed by Keitel, 13 March 1941, concerning Directives for
special areas. (USA 135). Vol. III, Pg. 409
*448-PS; Hitler Order No. 22, initialled by Keitel and
Jodl, 11 January 1941, concerning participation of German
Forces in the Fighting in the Mediterranean Theater of
Operations. (GB 118). Vol. III, Pg. 413
*498-PS; Top Secret Fuehrer Order for killing of commandos,
18 October 1942. (USA 501). Vol. III, Pg. 416
*503-PS; Letter signed by Jodl, 19 October 1942, concerning
Hitler's explanation of his commando order of the day before
(Document 498-PS). (USA 542). Vol. III, Pg. 426
[Page 549]
*508-PS; OKW correspondence, November 942, about shooting
of British glider troops in Norway. (USA 545). Vol. III, Pg.
430
*509-PS; Telegram to OKW, 7 November 1943, reporting
"special treatment" for three British commandos. (USA 547).
Vol. III, Pg. 433
*512-PS; Teletype from Army Commander in Norway, 13
December 1942, concerning interrogation of saboteurs before
shooting; and memorandum in reply from OKW, 14 December
1942. (USA 546). Vol. III, Pg. 433
*531-PS; OKW memorandum, 23 June 1944, citing inquiry from
Supreme Command West about treatment of paratroopers. (USA
550). Vol. III, Pg. 435
*537-PS; Order signed by Keitel, 30 July 1944, concerning
treatment of members of foreign "Military Missions",
captured together with partisans. (USA 553). Vol. III, Pg.
439
*551-PS; Order signed by Keitel, 26 June 1944, concerning
treatment of Commando participants. (USA 551). Vol. III, Pg.
440
*553-PS; Order signed by Keitel, 4 August 1942, regulating
treatment of paratroops. (USA 500). Vol. III, Pg. 441
*556-2-PS; Order initialled by Keitel, 8 September 1942,
for civilians to work on "West Wall". (USA 194). Vol. III,
Pg. 443
*656-PS; Letter, undated, from Bormann to Political
leaders, enclosing Order of Supreme Command of the
Wehrmacht, 29 January 1943, relating to self-defense against
prisoners of war. (USA 339). Vol. III, Pg. 470
[Page 550]
666-PS; Directives issued by the Fuehrer and Supreme
Commander of the Armed Forces signed by Keitel, 7 December
1941, for prosecution of offenses against the Reich. Vol.
III, Pg. 474
*668-PS; Letter from Chief of the SIPO and SD and OKW
letter, 24 June 1942, concerning prosecution of punishable
offenses against the Reich or occupation forces in occupied
territories. (USA 504). Vol. III, Pg. 476
*686-PS; Decree of the Fuehrer and Reich Chancellor to
strengthen German Folkdom, 7 October 1939, signed by Hitler,
Goering, Lammers and Keitel. (USA 305). Vol. III, Pg. 496
695-PS; OKW Order signed by Reinecke, 24 March 1942,
concerning treatment of Soviet prisoners of war. Vol. III,
Pg. 498
*728-PS; Letter of Foreign Office to Chief of Supreme
Command of Armed Forces, 20 June 1944, concerning treatment
of enemy terror aviators. (GB 152). Vol. III, Pg. 526
729-PS; Handwritten note initialled Keitel, 14 June 1944,
concerning treatment of enemy terror aviators. Vol. III, Pg.
529
730-PS; Draft of letter to Foreign Office, attention
Ambassador Ritter, 15 June 1944, concerning treatment of
enemy aviators. Vol. III, Pg. 530
731-PS; Memorandum initialled by Jodl, 22 May, concerning
measures to be taken against Anglo-American air crews in
special instances. Vol. III, Pg. 531
732-PS; Letter from Feske to Keitel, 19 June 1944,
concerning treatment of enemy terror aviators. Vol. III, Pg.
532
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Individual
Responsibility Of Defendants
Legal References And
List Of Documents Relating To Wilhelm Keitel
(Part 1 of 4)