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Trial of the major war criminals before the International Military Tribunal, Nuremburg, 14 November 1945-1 October 1946, Volume 19

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TRIAL

OF

THE MAJOR WAR CRIMINALS

BEFORE

THE INTERNATIONAL

MILITARY TRIBUNAL

NUREMBERG

14 NOVEMBER 1945—1 OCTOBER 1946

Illustration from Trial of the major war criminals before the International Military Tribunal, Nuremburg, 14 November 1945-1 October 1946, Volume 19

PUBLISHED AT NUREMBERG, GERMANY

1948

This volume is published in accordance with the

direction of the International Military Tribunal by

the Secretariat of the Tribunal, under the jurisdiction

of the Allied Control Authority for Germany.

VOLUME XIX

OFFICIAL TEXT

IN THE

ENGLISH LANGUAGE

PROCEEDINGS

19 JULY 1946—29 JULY 1946

CONTENTS

One Hundred and Eighty-second Day, Friday, 19 July 1946,

Morning Session1

Afternoon Session38

One Hundred and Eighty-third Day, Monday, 22 July 1946,

Morning Session84

Afternoon Session119

One Hundred and Eighty-fourth Day, Tuesday, 23 July 1946,

Morning Session160

Afternoon Session202

One Hundred and Eighty-fifth Day, Wednesday, 24 July 1946,

Morning Session256

Afternoon Session284

One Hundred and Eighty-sixth Day, Thursday, 25 July 1946,

Morning Session331

Afternoon Session353

One Hundred and Eighty-seventh Day, Friday, 26 July 1946,

Morning Session397

Afternoon Session433

One Hundred and Eighty-eighth Day, Saturday, 27 July 1946,

Morning Session478

One Hundred and Eighty-ninth Day, Monday, 29 July 1946,

Morning Session530

Afternoon Session570

Transcriber’s Note: In respect to the presentation of the final pleas by Counsel for the Defense, the Tribunal in several instances directed that written speeches of excessive length be shortened for oral presentation in Court and that notice would be taken by the Tribunal of the paragraphs omitted. In the sessions to follow such passages have been reproduced in small type. For .txt files a “[sm type begins]” note precedes the text and a “[sm type ends]” note follows the text to identify these passages.

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