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Trials of war criminals before the Nuernberg military tribunals under control council law no. 10, volume II

CONTENTS

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The Medical Case

(Introductory material and basic directives under which trials were conducted together with Chapters I-VIII-E of Medical Case are printed in Volume I.)

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VIII.Evidence and Arguments on Important Aspects of the Case (cont’d)1

F. Necessity1

G. Subjection to Medical Experimentation as Substitute for Penalties44

H. Usefulness of the Experiments61

I. Medical Ethics70

1. General Principles70

2. German Medical Profession86

3. Medical Experiments in other Countries90

IX.Ruling of the Tribunal on Count One of the Indictment122

X.Final Plea for Defendant Karl Brandt by Dr. Servatius123

XI.Final Statements of the Defendants, 19 July 1947138

XII.Judgment171

The Jurisdiction of the Tribunal172

The Charge173

Count One173

Count Two and Three174

Count Four180

The Proof as to War Crimes and Crimes Against Humanity181

Permissible Medical Experiments181

The Medical Service in Germany184

The Ahnenerbe Society188

Karl Brandt189

Handloser198

Rostock208

Schroeder210

Genzken217

Gebhardt223

Blome228

Rudolf Brandt235

Mrugowsky241

Poppendick248

Sievers253

Rose264

Ruff, Romberg, and Weltz272

Brack277

Becker-Freyseng281

Schaefer285

Hoven286

Beiglboeck290

Pokorny292

Oberheuser294

Fischer296

Sentences298

XIII.Petitions301

XIV.Affirmation of Sentences by the Military Governor of the United States Zone of Occupation327

XV.Order of the United States Supreme Court Denying Writ of Habeas Corpus330

Appendix331

Table of Comparative Ranks331

List of Witnesses in Case 1332

Index of Documents and Testimony336

The Milch Case

Introduction355

Order Constituting Tribunal357

Members of Military Tribunal II359

Prosecution Counsel359

Defense Counsel359

I.Indictment360

II.Arraignment365

III.Opening Statements366

A. Opening Statement for the Prosecution366

B. Opening Statement for the Defense377

IV.Selections from the Documents and Testimony of Witnesses of Prosecution and Defense385

A. Slave Labor385

1. General Slave Labor Program in Germany385

2. The Central Planning Board444

3. The Jaegerstab524

4. Generalluftzeugmeister596

B. Medical Experiments623

C. Curriculum Vitae and Excerpts from the Testimony of the Defendant Milch633

V.Closing Statements690

A. Closing Statement of the Prosecution690

B. Closing Statement of the Defense730

VI.Final Statement of the Defendant, 25 March 1947772

VII.Judgment773

A. Opinion and Judgment of the United States Military Tribunal II773

B. Concurring Opinion by Judge Michael A. Musmanno797

C. Concurring Opinion by Judge Fitzroy D. Phillips860

VIII.Petitions879

A. Extract from Petition for Clemency to Military Governor of United States Zone of Occupation879

B. Petition to the Supreme Court of the United States for Writ of Habeas Corpus883

IX.Affirmation of Sentence by the Military Governor of the United States Zone of Occupation887

X.Order of the United States Supreme Court, 20 October 1947, Denying Writ of Habeas Corpus888

Appendix889

List of Witnesses in Case 2889

Index of Documents and Testimony891

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