Trial of the Major War Criminals before International Military Tribunal ...

The decision of Committee I was confirmed in a plenary meeting
of the Commission on the same day.
Of the crimes described in Part 4 of this Report the following
were dealt with by the United Nations War Crimes Commission in
pursuance of Czechoslovak charges:
(1) The Students' Massacres in October and November 1939
(Report Part IV, 11, 2)
(2) ~orced Labour (Report Part IV, 111. 4)
(3) Crimes committed in the Ghetto of Terezin
(Report Part IV, IV.)
(4) The Crimes of the German Police Established in the Territory
of the Czechoslovak Republic.
(Report Part IV, V, 1, a)
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(5) The Crimes Committed Against Czechoslovak Citizens in
the .Concentration Camps Dachau, Buchenwald, Natzweiler,
Oswieczim-Birkenau and Oranienburg-Sachsenhausen.
(Report Part IV, V, 1, b)
(6) The Crimes Committed by the Special Courts in the Territory
of the Czechoslovak Republic or against Czechoslovak Citizens.
(Report Part IV, V, 2, b)
(7) The Crimes Committed by the "Standgerichte" set up on 28.9.41.
(Report Part IV, V, 3, a)
(8) The Crimes Committed by the "Standgerichte" set up on 27.5.42.
(Report Part IV, V, 3, b)
(9) The Crimes of Lidice and LeiBky.
(Report Part IV, V, 3, b)
In all these cases the United Nations War Crimes Commission
listed as war criminals, amongst others, all members of the German
Government who at the time of the preparation or carrying out of
the respective crimes were in office,
ad 1, 3, 4, 5 the leading officials of the German Police, and
ad 1-9' the Reich Protector in office at the time concerned, his
deputy, the Secretary of State, and the leading members of the
Reich Protector's Office.