Nazi conspiracy and aggression, Volume 01 (of 11)
United States. Office of Chief of Counsel for the Prosecution of Axis Criminality
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1. Front matter2. PREFACE3. Chapter I4. Chapter II CHARTER OF THE INTERNATIONAL MILITARY TRIBUNAL5. Chapter III INTERNATIONAL MILITARY TRIBUNAL, INDICTMENT NUMBER I.6. INDICTMENT7. COUNT ONE—THE COMMON PLAN OR CONSPIRACY8. COUNT TWO—CRIMES AGAINST PEACE9. COUNT THREE—WAR CRIMES10. COUNT FOUR—CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY11. Chapter IV MOTIONS, RULINGS, AND EXPLANATORY MATERIAL RELATING TO CERTAIN OF THE DEFENDANTS12. 1. ROBERT LEY13. 2. GUSTAV KRUPP von BOHLEN und HALBACH14. 3. MARTIN BORMANN15. 4. ERNST KALTENBRUNNER16. 5. JULIUS STREICHER17. 6. RUDOLF HESS18. Chapter V OPENING ADDRESS FOR THE UNITED STATES19. Chapter V OPENING ADDRESS FOR THE UNITED STATES (continued 2)20. Chapter VI ORGANIZATION OF THE NAZI PARTY AND STATE21. Chapter VII MEANS USED BY THE NAZI CONSPIRATORS IN GAINING CONTROL OF THE GERMAN STATE I. COMMON OBJECTIVES, METHODS, AND DOCTRINES OF THE CONSPIRACY22. 2. ACQUISITION OF TOTALITARIAN POLITICAL CONTROL23. 3. CONSOLIDATION OF TOTALITARIAN POLITICAL CONTROL24. 4. PURGE OF POLITICAL OPPONENTS AND TERRORIZATION25. 5. DESTRUCTION OF THE FREE TRADE UNIONS AND ACQUISITION OF CONTROL OVER THE PRODUCTIVE LABOR CAPACITY26. 6. SUPPRESSION OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCHES27. 7. ADOPTION AND PUBLICATION OF THE PROGRAM FOR PERSECUTION OF JEWS28. 8. RESHAPING OF EDUCATION AND TRAINING OF YOUTH29. 9. PROPAGANDA, CENSORSHIP AND SUPERVISION OF CULTURAL ACTIVITIES30. 10. MILITARIZATION OF NAZI ORGANIZATIONS.31. Chapter VIII ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF THE CONSPIRACY32. Chapter IX LAUNCHING OF WARS OF AGGRESSION I. THE PLOTTING OF AGGRESSIVE WAR33. 2. PREPARATION FOR AGGRESSION: 1933-193634. 3. AGGRESSION AGAINST AUSTRIA35. 3. AGGRESSION AGAINST AUSTRIA (continued 2)36. 4. THE EXECUTION OF THE PLAN TO INVADE CZECHOSLOVAKIA37. 4. THE EXECUTION OF THE PLAN TO INVADE CZECHOSLOVAKIA (continued 2)38. 5. OPENING ADDRESS FOR THE UNITED KINGDOM39. 5. OPENING ADDRESS FOR THE UNITED KINGDOM (continued 2)40. 6. AGGRESSION AS A BASIC NAZI IDEA: MEIN KAMPF41. 7. TREATY VIOLATIONS42. 8. AGGRESSION AGAINST POLAND, DANZIG, ENGLAND AND FRANCE43. 8. AGGRESSION AGAINST POLAND, DANZIG, ENGLAND AND FRANCE (continued 2)44. 9. AGGRESSION AGAINST NORWAY AND DENMARK45. 10. AGGRESSION AGAINST BELGIUM, THE NETHERLANDS, AND LUXEMBOURG46. 11. AGGRESSION AGAINST GREECE AND YUGOSLAVIA47. 12. AGGRESSION AGAINST THE U.S.S.R.48. 13. COLLABORATION WITH ITALY AND JAPAN AND AGGRESSIVE WAR AGAINST THE UNITED STATES: NOVEMBER 1936 TO DECEMBER 194149. Chapter X THE SLAVE LABOR PROGRAM, THE ILLEGAL USE OF PRISONERS OF WAR, AND THE SPECIAL RESPONSIBILITY OF SAUCKEL AND SPEER THEREFOR50. Chapter X THE SLAVE LABOR PROGRAM, THE ILLEGAL USE OF PRISONERS OF WAR, AND THE SPECIAL RESPONSIBILITY OF SAUCKEL AND SPEER THEREFOR (continued 2)51. Chapter XI CONCENTRATION CAMPS52. Chapter XII THE PERSECUTION OF THE JEWS53. Chapter XIII GERMANIZATION AND SPOLIATION54. Chapter XIII GERMANIZATION AND SPOLIATION (continued 2)55. Chapter XIV THE PLUNDER OF ART TREASURES