Prosecution's views on supplementary applications for evidence

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The case for HESS (concluded): Submission of documents-extracts from defendant's interrogation by Lord Simon on motives of his flight to England. Oral evidence given on 25.3-46 by Ernst Wilhelm Bohle, State Secretary to Foreign Office, Leader of AO*: On Purpose and activities of AO, Interrelation of organisations for Germans abroad, Fifth Column activities; Oral evidence given on 25.3-46 by Karl Stroelin, Lord Mayor of Stuttgart, Honorary President of DAI**: On Purpose and activities of DAI, Interrelation of organisations for Germans abroad, Fifth Column activities; Examined by Counsel for other defendants

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Interrogatory, read on 26.3-46 by Alfred Hess, Defendant's brother, Deputy Gauleiter of AO*: On Purpose and activities of AO, Fifth Column activities; Argument on relevance of evidence on Versailles Treaty-Tribunal's ruling: evidence inadmissible.
The case for RIBBENTROP: Submission of documents on Germany's reasons for reoccupation of Rhineland; Oral evidence given on

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(Day 91 & 92) By Adolf von Steengracht, State Secretary to Foreign Office since May 1943: On Shaping of foreign policy by Hitler, by other influences; U.S.S.R; Persecution of Jews; Concentration camps; Seizure of property in occupied territories; Lynch law against "terror fliers"

Mar. 27 Submission of documents: on foreign political developments prior to defendant's appointment as Foreign Minister: on his part in the Anschluss policy; on the Czechoslovak question.

(For remainder of documentary evidence see Part III)

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Oral evidence given by Margarete Blank, Defendant's personal secretary: On Shaping of foreign policy by Hitler; U.S.S.R. Oral evidence given by Dr. Paul Otto Schmidt, interpreter, Ambassador: On Austria; Poland; Concentration camps; Defendant's style of living. Examined by Counsel for other defendants

Oral evidence by defendant Ribbentrop, spanning Sessions 92 through 96:

on Travels abroad, First meeting with Hitler, Efforts at an understanding with France and Britain, Activities as German plenipotentiary for disarmament, as Ambassador in London, Anti- Comintern Pact, 163. Defendant as Hitler's Yes-man, Defendant's career in the S.S., Austria, Czechoslovakia, President Hacha's visit to Berlin on 14-3-39, Poland, German-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact and secret additional agreement Of 23.8-39, (see also Ambassador Gaus' affidavit). Memel, Denmark and Norway, Low Countries, Greece and Yugoslavia, U.S.S.R., U.S.A., Negotiations with Japan-Pearl Harbour, Concentration Camps, Jews, Partisan warfare, Treatment of "terror fliers", Art treasures-"Ribbentrop Battalion "

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The case for KEITEL: Oral evidence of defendant Keitel: on Military career, Reorganisation of German Armed Forces (Decree Of 4.2-38) and his position as "Chief of OKW ", His relations to Hitler, Attitude to Politics, Reich Defence Council, Rearmament, Rhineland, Austria, Czechoslovakia.
(For continuation of evidence see Part II)

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Ribbentrop examined by Counsel for other defendants

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Published
Under the Authority of H.M. Attorney-General
By His Majesty's Stationery Office
London:1946

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