The Trial of German Major War Criminals
Germanisation of annexed territories (concluded) M. Faure
Usupration of soverignty by a rigid German police regime
Ideological Germanisation and Propaganda (continued)
Strict control over Press, cinema, radio - severest penalties for listening to foreign broadcasts.
Organisation of criminal activites - collective criminal intent M. Faure
"Compensatory" murders in Denmark by terror
groups under orders from highest quarters
Pillage of works of art - activities of "Einsatzstab Rosenberg" as
main agency for seizure of private and public art property M.
Gerthoffer.
Individual responsibility of Defendants for War Crimes
in Western countries
Responsibility of:
Counts Three and Four (continued)
"Case Green" - Plan for staging a provacative incident
(Czechoslovakia)
Yugoslavia - Hitler conference and directive of 27.3.41 -
decision to attack, Previous policy of duplicity: Creation of Fifth
Column (German minorities and separatist elements), Assurances of
friendship, Directive for the partition of Yugoslavia
Oral evidence of Friedrich Paulus concluded.
Further aggressions contemplated for period following termination of
Eastern campaign
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Sitting at Nuremberg, Germany
February 2 to
February 13, 1946
(Versión en Español)
Luxembourg:
Denationalisation and Nazifiaction as specified in the case of Alsace
and Lorraine.
Germanisation in territories invaded, but not annexed:
Introductory remarks on nazi seizures of soverignty by various
administrative organs, and on their joint responsibility;
Oral evidence of Jacobus Vorrink, President of the Socilaist Party of the
Netherlands, on Germanisation in the Netherlands
Denmark:
German political, cultural and economic infiltration prior to invasion,
Seizure of soverignty:
Encroachments on soverignty by German diplomtic representation
Norway and The Netherlands:
Instruments of usurpation:
Appointment of Reichskommissar;
Strengthening of local nazi Party (Quisling Government in Normay).
Usurpation of soverignty:
Recruitment for German Army;
Abolition of civil liberties and introduction of leadership principle;
Campaign against universities and students.
Belgium:
Usurpation of soverignty, as specified in the case of Norway and the
Netherlands, by German military administration
Oral evidence by M. van der Essen, Professor of History at Louvain
University, on destruction of the library of Louvain and on Nazification of
Belgian administration and universities
France:
Usurpation of soverignty:
Elimination of "spiritual reserves";
Imposition of Nazi ideology:
Abolition of right of assembly and association
Imposition of Nazi ideology:
Suppression of disapproved literature and restriction
of publications by means of paper rationing
German propaganda films and photographs of German
propaganda posters shown and commented on. M. Fuster.
Ever increasing persecution of Jews in France and their eventual
deportation
Defendant Alfred Rosenberg for pillage of works of art, in co-operation with defendants Keitel and Göring
Defendant Fritz Sauckel for forced labour programme
Defendant Albert Speer for participation in forced labour programme
Defendant Hermann Wilhelm Göring for murder of Commandos and
Allied airmen, for forced labour, for economic looting and pillage of
art treasures, for experiments on concentration camp inmates
Defendant Artur Seyss-Inquart for terrorist measures in Holland
(collective fines, hostages, courts of summary jurisdiction), for
deportation of workers, for economic looting and pillage of art
treasures, for wanton destructions
Defendants Wilhelm Keitel and Alfred Jodl (M. Quatre) for
murder and ill-treatment of civilians, exaction of collective
penalties, killing of hostages, for Germanisation measures, for wanton
destructions, for mobilisation and deportation of forced labour, for
economic looting and pillage of art treasures, for employment of
prisoners of war in the German war economy
Defendant Rudolf Hess - his individual responsibility under
Counts One and Two (Lt-Colonel Griffith-Jones)
List of his positions and scope of his authority as the
Führer's Deputy, His leading part in Nazi acquisition and
consolidation of power. Crimes against Peace: Preparation of
aggressive war by promoting rearmament, by organising the German Fifth
Column. Participation in aggressive action against Austria and
Czechoslovakia. The story of his flight to England
Opening statement on aggression as an international crime and on
ideological preparation for aggressive war (General Rudenko)
Review of attacks on Czechoslovakia, Poland, Yugoslavia and
U.S.S.R. and of planning and execution of War Crimes and Crimes
against Humanity
Outline of documentation and order of the Soviet Prosecution's
case (Colonel Karev)
Crimes against Peace: Introductory remarks on Germany's fraudulent
foreign policy (Colonel Pokrovsky)
Czechoslovakia - Nazi campaign from within: Fifth Column
activities, Forstering of Henlein's Sudeten-German Party and Free
Corps
Poland - Policy of false assurances, The Danzig question
and operational plan "Fall Weiss", Hitler's idea of Poland's
place in Europe's "New Order"
U.S.S.R. (Major-General Zorya) - "Case
Barbarossa"; Oral evidence of Friedrich Paulus, German Field
Marshal and Commander at Stalingrad, on "Case Barbarossa"
and on military discussions with Roumania, Hungary and Finland;
Activities of German Military Intelligence and Himmler's Secret
Intelligence Service in preparation and execution of "Case
Barbarossa"; Germany's satellites as auxiliaries in the attack
against U.S.S.R.
Roumania - the role of Marshal Ion Antonescu, head of Roumanian
Government
Oral evidence of Erich Buschenhagen, German General of the
Infantry, on co-operation with the Finnish Army; Finland; Hungary
War Crimes:
Crimes against prisoners of war (Colonel Pokrovsky);
Introductory remarks on international conventions governing the
treatment of P.o.W.s, Note of People's Commissar for Foreign Affairs,
V.M. Molotiv, of 25.11.41 on German atrocities committed against
Soviet P.o.W.s
System of orders relating to Soviet P.o.W.s: for starvation, for
murder (Molotov note of 27.4.42), by shooting without warning in case
of attempt to escape, by poisoning P.o.W.s unfit for work, by
liquidating political commissars; for branding of P.o.W.s
Application of these orders in P.o.W. camps and hospitals --
heinous camp régime, atrocious living and working conditions
Under the Authority of H.M. Attorney-General
By
His Majesty's Stationery Office
London:1946