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Page |
Frontispiece |
I |
Preface |
III |
Trials of War Criminals
before Nuernberg Military Tribunals |
IX |
Declaration on German
Atrocities |
X |
Executive Order
9547 |
XI |
London Agreement of 8
August 1945 |
XI |
Charter of The
International Military Tribunal |
XIII |
Control Council Law No.
10 |
XVIII |
Executive Order
9679 |
XXII |
General Orders Number
301, Hq. USFET, 24 October 1946 |
XXII |
Military Government
Germany, United States Zone Ordinance No.7 |
XXIII |
Military
Government-Germany, Ordinance No. 11 |
XXVIII |
Officials of the Office
of the Secretary General |
XXX |
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"The Einsatzgruppen Case" |
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"The Einsatzgruppen
Case" |
1 |
Introduction |
3 |
Order Constituting
Tribunal II-A |
5 |
Members of the
Tribunal |
6 |
Prosecution
Counsel |
11 |
Defense
Counsel |
11 |
I.
Indictment |
13 |
II.
Arraignment |
23 |
III.
Opening Statement of the Prosecution |
30 |
IV.
Opening Statements for the Defense |
54 |
A. Opening
Statement for the Defendant
Ohlendorf |
54 |
B. Opening
Statement for the Defendant Blobel |
82 |
V.
Organization of the Einsatzgruppen |
89 |
VI. Authenticity of the Einsatzgruppen
Reports |
96 |
VII. Evidence and Arguments on Important
Aspects of the Case
|
118 |
A.
Selections from Evidence and Arguments
of
the Prosecution |
118 |
1.
Introduction |
118 |
2.
The Task of the Einsatzgruppen |
119 |
3.
The Magnitude of the Enterprise |
141 |
4.
Methods of Execution |
198 |
5. Membership in Criminal Organizations |
216 |
B.
Selections from Evidence and Arguments
of
the Defense |
222 |
1.
Introduction |
222 |
2.
Extracts from the Testimony of the
Defendants
Ohlendorf, Haensch,
and
Braune |
223 |
3.
General Defenses and Special Issues |
329 |
a.
Superior Orders |
329 |
b.
Justification of the Hitler Order |
339 |
c. Justification because Allied Bombings
Killed noncombatants |
355 |
d.
Justified Action Against Partisans
and
Reprisal Measures |
358 |
VIII Order of the Tribunal
Severing the
Case Against the Defendant Rasch |
367 |
IX.
Closing Statement of the Prosecution,
13
February 1948, by Brigadier
General
Telford Taylor |
369 |
X.
Final Statements of the
Defendants |
384 |
XI. Opinion and
Judgment |
411 |
Einsatzgruppen |
414 |
Authenticity of
Reports |
416 |
The Magnitude of the
Enterprise |
427 |
Employment as Labor
Before Execution |
433 |
Instigation to
Pogroms |
435 |
Appropriation of
Personal Effects and Valuables |
439 |
Prisoners of
War |
441 |
Methods of
Execution |
443 |
The Law
Jurisdiction |
453 |
International Law
Applied to Individual
Wrong-Doers |
460 |
Self Defense and
Necessity |
462 |
Mass Killings for
Ideological Reasons |
465 |
Death of Noncombatants
by Bombing |
466 |
Superior
Orders |
470 |
Superior Orders Defense
Must Establish Ignorance of
Illegality |
473 |
Duress Needed for Plea
of Superior Orders |
480 |
German Precedent on
Superior Order Doctrine |
483 |
Noninvolvement |
488 |
Partisans |
491 |
Criminal
Organizations |
494 |
Crimes Against
Humanity |
496 |
Simferopol |
500 |
The
Fuehrerprinzip |
506 |
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Individual
Judgments |
509 |
Otto
Oldendorf |
510 |
Heinz
Jost |
512 |
Erich
Naumann |
515 |
Erwin
Schulz |
518 |
Franz
Six |
521 |
Paul
Blobel |
526 |
Walter
Blume |
529 |
Martin
Sandberger |
532 |
Willy
Seibert |
536 |
Eugen
Steimle |
539 |
Ernst
Biberstein |
542 |
Werner
Braune |
545 |
Walter
Haensch |
547 |
Gustav
Nosske |
555 |
Adolf
Ott |
559 |
Eduard
Strauch |
563 |
Waldemar
Klingelhoefer |
568 |
Lothar
Fendler |
570 |
Waldemar
von Radetzky |
573 |
Felix
Ruehl |
578 |
Heinz
Hermann Schubert |
581 |
Mathias
Graf |
584 |
Sentences |
587 |
XII. Affirmation of Sentences by the Military
Governor of the United
States Zone of
Occupation |
590 |
A.
Introduction |
590 |
B. Orders of the
Military Governor with
Respect
to the Sentences of the
Defendants Oldendorf and Jost |
591 |
Appendix |
593 |
List of Witnesses
in Case 9 |
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Index |
594 |
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"The RuSHA Case" |
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Table of Contents
[For the reader's convenience a copy of this Table has been
placed following page 599] |
C001 (VII-VIII) |
Introduction |
599 |
Order Constituting
Tribunal |
602 |
Members of the
Tribunal |
602 |
Prosecution Counsel
|
607 |
Defense
Counsel |
607 |
I.
Indictment |
608 |
II.
Arraignment |
619 |
III. Opening Statements |
622 |
A. Opening
Statement of the Prosecution |
622 |
B. Opening
Statement for Defendant Greifelt |
694 |
IV. Order
of the Tribunal Concerning Time
Allotted for Presentation
of Defense Evidence and for
Cross-Examination by the Prosecution |
711 |
V.
Evidence and Arguments on Important
Aspects of the
Case |
713 |
A. Forced
Germanization of enemy nationals |
713 |
1.
Introduction |
713 |
2.
German People's List (DVL) |
714 |
3.
Re-Germanization Procedure (WED) |
762 |
B. Forced
Evacuation and Resettlement |
817 |
1.
Introduction |
817 |
2.
Resettlement of Ethnic Germans |
817 |
3.
Co-operation of the Office for Repatriation
of
Ethnic Germans (VoMi)
with Einsatzgruppen |
850 |
4.
Forced Evacuation from Poland |
854 |
5.
Deportation and Forced Germanization
of
Slovenes |
891 |
6.
Forced Evacuation from Alsace Lorraine
and
Luxembourg |
910 |
7.
General Aspects of the Forced Evacuation
and
Resettlement Program |
936 |
C. Plunder of
Public and Private Property |
954 |
D. Kidnapping of
Children of
Foreign
Nationality |
989 |
1.
Introduction |
989 |
2.
The Program |
990 |
3.
Polish Children |
993 |
4.
Czech Children |
1028 |
5.
Yugoslav Children |
1053 |
6.
Arguments of Prosecution and Defense |
1073 |
E. Forced
Abortions |
1076 |
F. Taking Away
Infants of Eastern Workers |
1100 |
G. Hampering
Reproduction of Enemy Nationals |
1112 |
1.
Introduction |
1112 |
2.
Prevention of Marriages |
1113 |
3.
Treatment of Illegitimate Polish Children |
1118 |
4.
Sterilization |
1121 |
H. Punishment for Sexual
Intercourse
with
Germans |
1139 |
1.
Introduction |
1139 |
2.
Treatment of Aliens Who Had Sexual
Intercourse
with Germans |
1140 |
3.
Meaning of the Expression "Special
Treatment"
in this connection |
1166 |
I. Membership in the
SS |
1173 |
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(Sec. VI follows in
Vol. V) |
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VOLUME V continuation
of "The RuSHA Case" |
(Link to Volume
V) |
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VI. General
Defenses and Special Issues. |
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A.
Introduction. |
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B. Selections from the
Arguments and Evidence of the Defense. |
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1. Genocide. |
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2. Historical
Background of German-Polish Relations. |
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3. Status of Occupied
Poland under International Law. |
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4. Conduct of the
Defendants in Accordance with Valid German Law.
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5. Validity of Certain
Provisions of the Hague Convention in a so-called
"Total War". |
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6. Responsibility of
Superiors for Acts of Subordinates. |
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7. Responsibility of
Subordinates for Acts Carried Out upon Superior
Orders. |
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C. Extracts from the
Closing Statement of the Prosecution |
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VII. Special
Circumstances Arising out of the
Earlier Extradition of the Defendant
Hildebrandt to Poland. |
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A. Extract from the
Closing Statement of the Defense on Behalf of
Defendant Hildebrandt. |
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B. Statement by the
Prosecution. |
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C. Determination of the
Tribunal. |
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VIII. Final Statements
of the Defendants to
the Tribunal. |
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IX. Opinion and
Judgment.
Sentences. |
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X. Concurring and
Dissenting Opinion by Judge O'Connell. |
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XI. Affirmation of
Sentences by the Commander of the U.S.
Zone of Occupation. |
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Appendix. Table of
Comparative Ranks List of Witnesses in Case 8. |
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Index, Case
8 |
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