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<strong>VOLUME</strong> <strong>XIV</strong> OFFICIAL TEXT IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE P R O C E E D I N G S 16 May 1946 - 28 May 1946 1
Page 3: TRIAL THE MAJOR WAR CRIMINALS BEFOR
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Page 9 and 10: 16 May 46 THE PRESIDENT: Dr. Siemer
Page 11 and 12: 16 May 46 articles were better equi
Page 13 and 14: 18 May 46 impossible to compile so
Page 15 and 16: 16 Mav 46 of aircraft to tow the ne
Page 17 and 18: 16 May 46 that the interpreter has
Page 19 and 20: 16 May 46 to sanction a new 28-cent
Page 21 and 22: DR. SIEMERS: So that this sum was n
Page 23 and 24: 16 May 48 are dealing with Exhibit
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Page 27 and 28: 16 May 46 DR. SIEMERS: Now I turn t
Page 29 and 30: 16 May 46 He said he wanted to make
Page 31 and 32: 16 May 46 Kingdom regard this propo
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Page 35 and 36: 16 May 46 SIR DAVID MAXWELL-FYFE (D
Page 37 and 38: 16 May 46 Number Raeder-15, within
Page 39 and 40: 16 May 46 Afternoon Session DR. SIE
Page 41 and 42: 16 May 46 Now, I shall take up a ne
Page 43 and 44: 16 May 46 that France and England w
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Page 47 and 48: 16 May 46 DR. SIEMERS: Is it not of
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Page 51 and 52: 16 May 46 THE PRESIDENT: The Tribun
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16 May 46 RAEDER: Yes. In my opinio
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16 May 46 ' Foreign Office, from th
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16 May 46 in this document means Fr
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16 May 46 is that the aim of the Re
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16 May 46 irrelevant just because a
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16 May 46 Sir David made certain fu
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16 May 46 quoted in this document,
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16 May 46 which is carried on in ev
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17 May 46 MR. DODD: Mr. President,
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M. DUBOST: Very good. Mr. President
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17 May 46 DR. SIEMERS: We have hear
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Chief of State and Supreme Commande
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17 May 46 Document Book Raeder Numb
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17 May 46 RAEDER: Shortly before th
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17 May 46 !Turning to the defendant
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17 May 46 after some time, that is
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17 May 46 the officer. I also repor
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17 May 46 Afternoon Session DR. SIE
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vessels to British companies"-and s
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17 May 46 I recall that after repor
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11 May 46 time' it has been correct
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thoughts in connection with this ma
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17 May 46 RAEDER: As far as, I reme
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11 May 46 dated 13 December 1939, w
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17 May 46 DR. SIEMERS: You said jus
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17 May 46 RAEDER: May I also mentio
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17 May 46 reason for his action, ha
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17 May 46 time in 1942, used all hi
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17 May 46 that in all clarity in th
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17 May 46 mines and light naval for
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18 May 16 seems to us that the Trib
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18 May 46 Number 68 is the first do
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18 May 46 The next document is Poin
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IS May 46 ' a signature of these tw
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18 May 46 fleet). Japan is, indeed,
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18 May 46 DR. SIEMERS: No, not up u
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13 May 46 DR. SIEMERS: May it pleas
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18 May 46 "Army Foresaw Japan's Mov
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18 May 46 16 June, had been submitt
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18 May 46 Keitel I made a report to
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18 May 46 many destroyers, the admi
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18 May 46 RAEDER: Since the war aga
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18 May 46 FLOTTENRICHTER KRANZB~HLE
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18 May 46 DR. NELTE: You heard what
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18 May 46 RAEDER: In no way whatsoe
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18 May 46 DR. LATERNSER: Concerning
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I 18 May 46 tremendous campaign in
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18 May 46 place in Czechoslovakia,
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20 May 46 DR. HORN: In 1941 the Ame
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20 May 46 was in Kiel, and there we
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20 May 46 f not interfere in any wa
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20 May 46 RAEDER: No, they took pla
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nothing to do with me because I had
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2D May 46 which permitted the const
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50 May 46 Are you saying that Admir
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DR. SIEMERS: Mr. President, I am pe
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20 May 46 SIR DAVID MAXWELL-FYFE: D
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20 May 46 colonial possessions, but
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20 May 46 to be small-minded about
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20 May 46 SIR DAVID MAXWELL-FYFE: I
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20 May 46 [Turning to the defendant
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20 May 46 "The military and politic
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20 May 46 of the Sudetenland. We we
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20 May 46 RAEDER: He asked me, and
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20 May 46 Austria, the ones describ
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20 May 46 the Slav part of Bohemia
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20 May 46 of blood," you paid no at
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20 May 46 RAEDER: Yes, it is the co
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20 May 46 RAEDER: I know that this
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20 May 46 "I. Possibility: The deci
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20 May 46 RAEDER: May I have Docume
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20 May 46 RAEDER: I only submitted
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28 May 46 "The firm intention of No
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. 20 May 46 then I am finished with
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20 May 46 impression that Russian s
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20 May 46 gives us a justification
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20 May 46 The first step, therefore
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ao May 46 Europe had been turned do
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20 May 46 Likewise, the United Stat
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20 May 46 neutral had raised a fing
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2b May 46 it seems perfectly possib
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20 May 46 SIR DAVID MAXWELL-FYFE: T
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"The Jewish population of Libau at
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20 May 46 RAEDER: I did not recomme
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SIR DAVID MAXWELL-FYFE: Well, do yo
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20 May 46 RAEDER: I always made ser
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20 May 46 that the Navy would not s
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' RAEDER: No, they were two quite d
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20 May 413 be spared. The Fiihrer h
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20 May 46 RAEDER: But there is some
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ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-FIFTH DAY Tu
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21 May 46 in him, that in your opin
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21 May 46 RAEDER: Yes, that was on
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21 May 46 I now come to Document C-
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21 May 46 quite clear, I want you t
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21 May 46 RAEDER: Yes, I forgot the
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21 May 46 Lord, it is a well-known
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21 May 46 RAEDER: Yes. I have the d
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21 May 46 DR. SIEMERS: I agree, Mr.
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21 May 46 RAEDER: Actually I was nw
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21 May 46 SEVERING: May I continue?
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21 May 46 Is that extract from '%he
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21 May 46 they did everything withi
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21 May 46 there had been misreprese
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' 21 May 46 DR. SIEMERS: They assur
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21 May 46 discussiotns. Since Stres
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21 May 46 DR. SIEMERS: Yes, I shoul
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21 May 46 a page or so, each of the
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21 May 46 the National Socialist te
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21 May 46 SEVERING: He was arrested
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11 May 46 DR. HAENSEL: Do you belie
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21 May 46 SEVERING: I have already
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21 May 46 The Defendant Goring hass
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21 May 46 SEVERING: If the matter i
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21 May 46 for the emergency decree
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21 May 46 DR. SIEMERS: In connectio
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THE PRESIDENT: That is a perfectly
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21 May 46 the other hand, I do know
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21 May 46 which you have already pr
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21 May 46 DR. SEIDL: Is it true tha
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22 May 46 VON WEIZSbCKER: I never n
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22 May 46 DR. VON LUDINGHAUSEN: Wha
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22 May 46 DR. LATERNSER: Yes, the f
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22 May 46 that is a report from Neu
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22 May 46 MAJOR JONES: Already in A
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22 May 46 THE PRESIDENT: Do you wan
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22 May 46 I should like to ask you
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Hitler said to Raeder that the basi
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22 May 46 . DR. SIEMERS: Mr. Presid
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22 May 46 I through Admiral Raeder'
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22 May 46 DR. SIEMERS: I now come t
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22 May 46 DR. SIEMERS: No political
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22 May 46 1 SCHULTE-MONTING: To tha
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22 May 46 SCHULTE-MONTING: In the b
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as Raeder knew, was not the case in
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22 May 46 . , THE PRESIDENT: You ca
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22 May 46 - Afternoon Session DR. S
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22 May 46 sent by the Naval Operati
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22 May 46 DR. SIEMERS: And the case
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22 May 46 did not know. We also had
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22 May 48 required that in any even
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22 May 46 for war he saw a means of
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22 May 46 Now, I suggest to you tha
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22 May 46 information about that be
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' "1800 hours. The naval attach6 ex
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22 May 46 delegate, Oshima, who was
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22 May 46 SCHULTE-M~NTING: That is
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to you from the document by Assmann
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' 22 May 46 to the necessity of acq
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22 May 46 DR. SIEMERS: Yes; or Raed
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a.n extract from the original was i
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22 May 46 Did these soldiers behave
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22 May 46 intended to wage aggressi
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22 May 46 who as a Jew had been acc
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22 May 46 time we also discussed th
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"I was quite sure that they were Fr
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23 May 46 Von Schnieden as a witnes
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23 May 46 which was combined with t
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23 May 46 the importance of Goethe
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23 May 46 DR. SAUTER: Witness, I th
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23 May 46 VON SCHIRACH: Of course,
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23 May 46 VON SCHIRACH: Yes, I then
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23 May 46 me how it came about that
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23 May 4G DR. SAUTER: The Prosecuti
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' 23 May 46 VON SCHIRACH: Yes, that
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23 May 46 VON SCHIMCH: I have state
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23 May 46 criticism was heard on ac
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23 May 46 VON SCHIRACH: It was in J
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23 May 46 DR. SAUTER: The Navy HJ,
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23 May 46 Afternoon Session i [The
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May 46 in Mussolini's attitude. I w
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23 May 46 my duties in that organiz
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23 May 46 VON SCHIRACH: Yes, that i
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23 May 46 VON SCHIRACH: May I remin
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23 May 46 VON SCHIRACH: Yes, that w
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23 May 46 to the Tribunal, judicial
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23 May 46 DR. SAUTER: The year of "
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- 28 May 4fi DR. SAUTER: Witness, y
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23 May 46 DR. SAUTER: Thus, Mr. Pre
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youth had been incorporated on the
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23 May 46 make it just as clear tha
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23 May 46 go to Vienna as the succe
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* 23 May 46 DR. SAUTER: Witness, it
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23 May 46 DR. SAUTER: Witness, what
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28 May 46 ' DR. SAUTER: Witness, in
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ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-EIGHTH DAY F
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24 May 46 VON SCHIRACH: I had no pa
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24 May 46 DR. SAUTER: Consequently
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24 May 46 me. I thought that the Je
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24 May 46 DR. SAUTER: Did the SS, w
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24 May 46 alternative, either to en
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24 May 46 here that he was present
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24 May 46 this with developments on
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24 May 46 DR. SAUTER: Mr. President
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24 May 46 VON SCHIRACH: I witnessed
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24 May 46 the internees in the camp
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24 May 46 "I want the Jews now empl
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24 May 46 And because of this incid
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24 May 46 THE PRESIDENT: We have he
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24 May '46 VON SCHIRACH: That is tr
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24 May 46 executed in the military
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24 May 46 Afternoon ~essio; DR. SER
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24 May 46 DR. STEINBAUER: Good. Are
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24 May 46 VON SCHIRACH: I considwed
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VON SCHIRACH: I would not like to s
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24 May 46 MR: DODD: But you don't k
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24 May 46 MR. DODD: Well, words, li
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24 May 46 VON SCHIRACH: That I do n
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24 May 46 VON SCHIRACH: I described
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24 May 46 your text. In the last pa
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24 May 46 .we will pass along. You
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24 May 46 MR.DODD: All right. Now,
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24 May 46 MR. DODD: Well, then I ha
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24 May 46 , MR. DODD: Well, I thoug
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24 May 46 therefore ask my counsel
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24 May 46 attitudes of young people
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24 May 46 Did you ever see one of t
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I just want to know if you are awar
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24 May 46 Now, he enclosed a commun
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24 May 46 MR. DODD: How long did yo
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24 May 46, I VON SCHIRACH: I do not
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24 May 46 and who was one of many o
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24 May 46 "The enemy powers and the
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ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-NINTHDAY Mon
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27 May 46 the Czech emigrants in Lo
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27 May 46 VON SCHIRACH: I have no e
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27 May 46 direction &and administra
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' 27 May 46 were extremely well acc
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27 May 46 on 20 July 1944. You will
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27 May 46 MR. DODD: Yes, Your Honor
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27 May 46 were given in Germany. Ap
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this during my owni testimony the o
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VON SCHIRACH: In Poland? MR. DODD:
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27 May 46 subject of this policy in
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27 May 46 VON SCHIRACH: Because the
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27 May 46 personification .of truth
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21 May 46 the times of the Indians
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27 May 46 GEN. ALEXANDROV: I am onl
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27 May 46 VON SCHIRACH: I know that
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27 May 46 of the younger generation
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27 May 46 sufficient children had b
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27 May 46 Colonel Karev. This is no
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21 May 46 Tribunal and had been see
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n May 46 VON SCHIRACH: Yes, I have
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This is a Christian song. DR. SAUTE
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27 May 46 [The witness Lauterbacher
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27 May 46 LAUTERBACYER: Yes. DR. SA
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27 May 46 who had served their term
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27 May 46 9 November 1938, on the s
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21 May 46 the Church or not. I left
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27 May 46 in your residence in Berl
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27 May 46 little importance and the
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27 May 46 found conditions in forei
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21 May 46 LAUTERBACHER: I was made
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'27 May 46 MR. DODD: Did you order
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27 May 46 he passed orders on but t
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27 May 46 LAUTERBACHER: A calendar
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27 May 46 MR. DODD: Did Heydrich ev
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n May 46 DR. SAUTER: Were you an of
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n May 46 DR. SAUTER: Who, Schirach?
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28 May 46 DR. BERGOLD: Your Lordshi
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28 May 46 THE PRESIDENT: Are there
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28 May 46 HOEPlWN: I know that it w
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28 May 46 HOEPKEN: Not all of his m
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28 May 46 on these. It says here, a
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28 May 46 HOEPKEN: Yes. He was SS ~
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28 May 46 THE PRESIDENT: Dr. Sauter
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28 May 46 MR. DODD: I did not ask y
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28 May 40 MR. DODD: Number USA-865.
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28 May 46 ,DR. SAUTER: Were you a m
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28 May 46 WIESHOFER: I talked to He
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28 May 46 DR. SERVATIUS: Yes. WIESH
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28 May 46 WIESHOFER: From the begin
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MR. DODD: You do not know anything
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28 May 46 THE TRIBUNAL (Mr. Biddle)
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28 May 46 WIESHOFER: Reports from u
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28 May 46 THE PRESIDENT: Dr. Sauter
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28 May 46 Then, Mr. President, a mo
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28 May 4fi DR. SERVATIUS: Did you r
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28 May 46 DR. SERVATIUS: When did y
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28 May 46 In 1933 you also became R
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28 May 46 SAUCKEL: My connection wi
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28 May 46 proud of the fact that ma
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28 May 46 As I had no authority ove
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28 May 46 DR. SERVATIUS: My questio
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28 May 46 The number of men needed
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at? May 46 Party agencies and econo
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28 May 46 DR. SERVATIUS: One moment
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28 May 46 So you considered it just
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28 May 46 SAUCKEL: I finally receiv
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28 May 46 SAUCKEC: The authority I
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28 May 46 DR. SERVATIUS: Did you ha
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28 Mag 46 managers and all the othe
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