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"A false tribunal based on false laws." - General Emile Janssens, Royal Belgian Army
"A permanent blot on the record of the allies."
Professor Harry Elmer Barnes, Ph.D. American historian
"The spirit which led the British and American people to look on complacently while their authorities
were committing the monstrous injustice of holding the Nuremberg Trials, was nothing new; for it is
latent in every savage beast; .....
Consequently, in the matter of chivalry, justice and fair-play, the English record is even blacker than
it was after World War 1 and the savagery and inhumanity that was displayed was far less restrained...
from the looting and the sadistic ill-treatment of the defenceless population of the allied troops and
control officials - Englishmen, Frenchmen, Russians and Americans, to the despicable display of
troglodytic beastliness in the Nuremberg Trials, where Englishmen, Frenchmen and Americans sank
to the level of Russian prosecutors in a 'Great Purge' trial and committed the extra infamy of
pretending that the proceedings were 'legal' and 'just'.
At least when the ancients 'liquidated' the military or other leaders of their defeated enemy, they
marched a Caractacus or a Vercingetorix through the streets of Rome, they never aggravated the
iniquity by trying to make it appear the outcome of a just and bona fide legal process."
Anthony M. Ludovici, English Army Officer, (World War.1) Philosopher and author of 33 works,
1909 - 1960
"There was something cynical and revolting in the spectacle of British, French and American judges
sitting on the bench with a colleague representing a country which before, during, and since the trials,
had perpetrated half the political crimes in the calendar."
- Lord Hankey, House of Lords, May, 5th, 1949
"I have always maintained, and I have written to this effect, that the war crimes trials were wholly
illegal from the point of view of international law."
Herbert A. Smith, D.C.L, Professor of International Law, University of London, 1928-1946
"I think the Nuremberg trials are a black page in the history of the world.... I discussed the legality of
these trials with some of the lawyers and some of the judges who participated therein. They did not
attempt to justify their action on any legal ground."
Edgar N. Eisenhower, American attorney, brother of President Dwight D. Eisenhower
"Accusations by English scribblers of 'barbarism' on the part of Germans or other troops invariably
provoke my indignation by their arrant hypocrisy. Accident of fate has brought it about that much of
my military and civil career was occupied with the suppression or attempted suppression, of armed
rebellion or severe civilian commotion, and I have seen or investigated enough atrocities committed
by British and Irish troops in three countries to fill several books."
Aubrey T.O Lees. English Colonial Administrator and Army officer. Served in Ireland during the
revolution (1920 - 1922), in Iraq (1922 - 1925, and for ten years in Palestine.
Space limitations preclude further comment. Clearly, nobody but the most grievously misinformed
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