The case for DONITZ (concluded)
Witnesses:
Oral evidence given on DAY 129, 14-5.46 by Gerhard Wagner, Admiral
on:
Sinking without warning of neutral merchantmen,
The Laconia case-order of 17-9.42,
Commando order.
Oral evidence given on DAY 129, 14-5.46 by Eberhard Goth, Admiral
on:
Defendant's character,
The Laconia case-order of 17-9.42,
The Athenia case.
Oral evidence given on DAY 129, 14-5.46 by Gunther Hessler,
Commander, Defendant's son-in-law on:
The Laconia case-order of 17-9.42
Examined by Counsel for other defendants
The case for FUNK (concluded)
Witnesses:
Oral evidence given on DAY 130, 15.5.46 by Emil J.R. Puhl,
Reichsbank Vice President, and Albert Toms, Reichsbank official on:
SS deposits in the Reichsbank (see Part 13);
Examination of witness Puhl by Counsel for other defendants
The case for RAEDER: Oral evidence of defendant Raeder, given on DAYS 130, 131, 132, 133, 134, 135, 15, 16, 17, 18, 20, and 21.5.46 on Professional career; First meeting with Hitler; Attitude to Nazi Party; Reasons for resignation. Rearmament of German Navy: after Versailles Treaty-its breaches; after Anglo-German Naval Agreement of 1935 and 1937-their infringements. Planning of aggression; Attendance at conferences of 5.11.37 (see Part 1); Of 23.5.39 (see Part 1, p. 165); Of 22.8.39 (see Part 1); Of 23-11-39 (see Part 1, p. 153); Aggression against Poland; Norway; Greece; U.S.S.R.; U.S.A.; Brazil; Policy of unrestricted U-boat warfare; Extermination of Jews; Commando order; The Athenia case.
Examined on 18 and 20.5.46 by Counsel for other defendants
Witnesses: Oral evidence given on 21.5.46 by Karl Severing, pre-Nazi Reich Minister of the Interior on: Rearmament of German Navy - violations of Versailles Treaty Concentration camps. Oral evidence given on 21 and 22.5-46 by Ernst von Weizsacker, State Secretary to the Foreign Office; since 1943 Ambassador to the Holy See on: Rearmament of German Navy - violations of Versailles Treaty, Norway - reports on intended Allied landings, The Athenia case.
Oral evidence given on 22.5-46 by Erich Schulte- Monting, Vice- Admiral on: Rearmament of German Navy - violations of Versailles Treaty, Planning and waging of aggression: Poland-Conference of 23.5-39, Norway - reports on intended Allied landings, Greece, U.S.S.R. - Defendant's opposition to Russian campaign, U.S.A. - collaboration with Japan, Commando order, The Athenia case. Oral evidence given in Part 13 by Gerhard Wagner, Admiral on: Greece, U.S.S.R. - Defendant's opposition to Russian campaign, U.S.A. - collaboration with Japan, Commando order. Examined by Counsel for other defendants
22-5-46: Submission of documents
The case for SCHIRACH. Oral evidence of defendant Schirach, given on 23 and 24.5-46 on Party and State offices; Educational experience and principles; First contacts with Nazi politics and Anti-Semitism; Break with Hitler; Role in university movement; Appointment as Reich Youth Leader; Dissolution of independent youth organizations; Youth education programme; Efforts for international youth understanding; Pre- military training of Hitler Youth; Recruiting agreement with SS; Training agreement with Armed Forces; Attitude to Church and religion; Fifth Column activities,; Practice shooting at living targets; Appointment as Reich Governor and Gauleiter of Vienna and scope of position; Foreign slave labour; Jews; Their utilization as forced labour; Their deportation; Their extermination; Concentration camps; Defendant's suggestion of retaliatory measures for assassination of Heydrich.
Examined on 24.5.46 by Counsel for other defendants.
(For continuation of evidence, see Part 15)
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