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General Hendrik J, Kruls, Royal Netherlands Army "Our country could never live down its participation in such a shameful travesty of justice." Major General John Shirley Wood, USA "... the result of hysteria on the part of those responsible." - Vice Admiral Glenn B. Davis, U.S.N "I would like to say that I regard the 'war crimes trials' as a crime." - Rev. Dr. John H. Holmes, D.D. (Jewish Institute of Religion), Director, American Civil Liberties Union "I am of the opinion that the war crimes trials were illegal." Hon. W. Dahanayake, Prime Minister of Ceylon "This reminds us of the Dark Ages and proves that the spiritual development of our World lags far behind the miraculous materialistic progress." - Honourable Najeeb-Al-Armanazi, LL.D. Secretary General, Presidency of the Republic of Syria "... a great miscarriage of justice." - Vice Admiral Frederick M. Trapnell, U.S.N "I have always felt that the 'War Crimes Trials' were the brain child of Stalin and sold to the U.S. and Britain." - Commodore Carlos Augustus Bailey, U.S.N "There was no authorization or precedent in International Law for those trials and I consider the precedent set at that time to be most dangerous and an international disgrace." Rear Admiral James D. Barner, U.S.N "... a fantastic desecration of the ideals of Western Civilisation, and appalling miscarriage of justice... a misuse of evidence for vicious ends, all of which will someday be exposed as a shocking travesty of high legal and moral principles." - Henry M. Adams, Ph.D, Professor of History, University of California "The Nuremberg process in itself was not a judicial process, but an act of vengeance against the defeated. Nuremberg was particularly profaned by the fact that the Russians were among the judges and themselves guilty of crimes and atrocities... Being a jurist myself, and a Christian, I abhor the justice of Nuremberg." - Most Rev. Bishop Vincentas of Lithuania "The 'Military Tribunals' constituted by the allies to judge the military and civilian authorities of the vanquished country have no legal basis whatsoever." Edison Diaz Salvo, General of Aviation of the Republic of Chile "I was and am against the War Crimes Trials in principle. .... a dangerous precedent which will someday back-fire." - Major General Orlando Ward, USA "A serious mistake." - Major General Paul W. Baade, USA 186
"I believe that no sane person can approve what was done by the Nuremberg Tribunal, where all the norms of civilisation were violated." - Admiral Don Francisco Bastarreche, Admiral of the Spanish Fleet "... the majority of these trials, as being illegal and travestic of justice, ... I regret my country had anything to do with it." - Vice Admiral Walter S. Anderson, U.S.N "For all such, forgive us. We were wrong." - Admiral John W. Reeves, Jr., U.S.N "A travesty of legality and violated the basic principles of justice which have been a treasured part of our heritage." - Admiral Thomas C. Kinkaid, U.S.N. Commander, Allied Forces, S.W Pacific "To me the Nuremberg Trials have always been totally inexcusable and a horrible travesty of justice." Rear Admiral Robert A. Theobald, U.S.N. Commander, North Pacific Force "I consider the War Trials as one of the most disgraceful manifestations of the post war hysteria." Vice Admiral Richard H. Cruzen, U.S.N, Commander, Naval Forces, Philippines, 1951 "I feel very strongly on the basic principles involved in 'war crimes trials' and the flagrant travesty on justice resulting from such hypocrisy." - Rear Admiral James E. Arnold, U.S.N.R "Of course the action against you was grossly unjust; and it is a sorry blot on my country's history... I'll only express one bit of satisfaction; - Despite some titles and uniforms worn by my own countrymen in the Nuremberg affair, none of them were really Military or Naval men.... may I salute you." - Admiral Thomas C. Hart, U.S.N, Commander-in-Chief, Asiatic Fleet, World War 11 "The war crimes trials was a reversion to the ancient practice of the savage extermination of a defeated enemy and particularly its leaders." - Admiral Husband E. Kimmel, U.S.N Commander-in-Chief, U.S. Fleet "To bring them to trial under post facto law, concocted to convict them, is a piece of hideous hypocrisy and humbug." Major General J.F.C Fuller, C.B., C.B.E., D.S.O. British military historian and author "The war trials were a low level to which farce was connected." Hon. Henry W. Shoemaker, Litt.D. Colonel Military Intelligence. U.S.A.R "an illegal procedure and a 'barefaced hypocrisy'. I felt that way at the time of the trials and so stated." - Hon Burton K. Wheeler, U.S. Senator, Candidate for vice-presidency of United States " ..... your recent release (Admiral Karl Doenitz) evoke in me the feeling of shame for my country which I felt during the travesty on justice known as the Nuremberg Trials." - Lieutenant General Pedro A. del Valle, U.S.M.C, Commanding General, 1st Marine Division, World War 11 187
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WITNESS TO HISTORY Stands Among The
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CHAPTER.1 FORMIDABLE TRANSFORMATION
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story of that struggle cannot be re
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devotion, enthralling and enthusias
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VON RIBBENTROP "I do not believe th
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- Jacob Schiff (of the New York ban
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the idea of God will have been bani
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- Adolf Hitler, March 7th 1936 "Bol
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THE STOCK EXCHANGE COMMITTEES ON TH
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many would agree under the circumst
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A great deal of effort and investme
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A sensible and civilized policy of
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Small wonder that of all the books
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"The German Army was invading Austr
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1937." "German ocean shipping conve
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joked." - H. Roth. Why Are We Being
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which is what gives money its value
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some of these rights are taken for
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"The movement was consolidated toge
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"We have now been successful in dec
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judgement and to our strength of re
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By 1936, 22,100,000 had visited the
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sense of determination to lead its
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should be cast against him, even by
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they bore any marks of violence on
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Germany." Afterwards, Owens and his
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"This Treaty brought in the first d
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"If the Germany of today takes her
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GERMANY PLEADS FOR PEACE "I speak i
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BRITISH/GERMAN EX-SERVICEMEN FOR PE
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too well the sight of dispirited me
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going was good." - The First Casual
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the country. At least 1 million Jew
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Note: Similar sanctions and boycott
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violations that occurred. But we al
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moles not only acting on behalf of
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freedom of a journalist extended wa
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"Nine-tenths of the difficulties un
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CHURCHILL THE CHARACTER "From his y
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- Harry Elmer Barnes, U.S. War Hist
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It had been at one time my intentio
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Conditions imposed upon the Sudeten
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ace, and to the dangers that would
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At the Foreign Office, Sir. Horace
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the remaining part of Poland to be
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Poland which with hyena appetite on
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British grenadier." Austen Chamberl
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In the space of a few weeks our bra
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had attacked Russia in order to obt
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"Active intervention of the U.S. in
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The eminent British war historian a
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the Blitz Period (1940 - 1941), rem
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Welcome and revealing though Mr Wil
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..... we howled with glee as we lis
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age?"' Well, what is it? 'It will n
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Mailand, Turin. Note: Martin Caidin
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their mothers and begged for a spee
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the interests of Britain and France
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frightful scene." - Captain Emil He
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And finally they raped and debauche
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(probably the most desired item); g
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who tried to shield their mothers."
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"In the behavior of the allied occu
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"As far as I am aware, there is not
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I think some of the persons found t
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each other and forced to hit each o
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locked in the dance hall, the inmat
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