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Defense Motion Challenging Jurisdiction of Tribunal

The Breach of Peace Between States and its Culpability-

Argument on the law of the case by Dr. Hermann Jahr-

reiss on behalf of all Defense Counsel

Hermann Wilhelm Goering

Final Argument by Dr. Otto Stahmer, Defense Counsel....

Final Plea by Hermann Wilhelm Goering

V. Joachim von Ribbentrop

Final Argument by Dr. Alfred Seidl, Defense Counsel....

Final Plea by Rudolf Hess

Affidavit of Friedrich Gaus and Secret Additional

PART I-The Defense Case

Final Argument by Dr. Martin Horn, Defense Counsel....

Final Plea by Joachim von Ribbentrop

VII. Ernst Kaltenbrunner

Final Argument by Dr. Otto Nelte, Defense Counsel........

Final Plea by Wilhelm Keitel

VIII. Alfred Rosenberg

Final Argument by Dr. Kurt Kauffmann, Defense Counsel

Final Plea by Ernst Kaltenbrunner

Final Argument by Dr. Alfred Thoma, Defense Counsel....

Final Plea by Alfred Rosenberg

X. Wilhelm Frick

Final Argument by Dr. Alfred Seidl, Defense Counsel....

Final Plea by Hans Frank

XI. Julius Streicher

Final Argument by Dr. Otto Pannenbecker, Defense

Final Plea by Wilhelm Frick

Final Argument by Dr. Hans Marx, Defense Counsel

Final Plea by Julius Streicher

XIII. Hjalmar Schacht

Final Argument by Dr. Fritz Sauter, Defense Counsel....

Final Plea by Walter Funk

Final Argument by Dr. Rudolf Dix, Defense Counsel

Final Plea by Hjalmar Schacht

Final Argument by Dr. Otto Kranzbuehler, Defense

Final Plea by Karl Doenitz

XVI. Baldur von Schirach

Final Argument by Dr. Walter Siemers, Defense Counsel

Final Plea by Dr. Erich Raeder

Final Argument by Dr. Fritz Sauter, Defense Counsel....

Final Plea by Baldur von Schirach

Final Argument by Dr. Robert Servatius, Defense

Final Plea by Fritz Sauckel

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XVIII. Alfred Jodl

Final Argument by Dr. Franz Exner, Defense Counsel....

Final Plea by Alfred Jodl

XIX. Franz von Papen

Final Argument by Dr. Egon Kubuschok, Defense Counsel

Final Plea by Franz von Papen

XX. Artur Seyss-Inquart

Final Argument by Dr. Gustav Steinbauer, Defense

Final Plea by Artur Seyss-Inquart

XXI. Albert Speer

Final Argument by Dr. Hans Flaechsner, Defense Counsel

Final Plea by Albert Speer

XXII. Constantin von Neurath

Final Argument by Dr. Otto von Luedinghausen, Defense

Final Plea by Constantin von Neurath

XXIII. Hans Fritzsche

XXIV. Martin Bormann

Final Argument by Dr. Friedrich Bergold, Defense

PART II-Pre-Trial Interrogations

I. Hermann Wilhelm Goering

Final Argument by Dr. Heinz Fritz, Defense Counsel...... 1032

Final Plea by Hans Fritzsche

Decree Re "Criminal Attacks on Party and State"

Goering's Opinion of Hess's Mental State

Early Nazi Operations in Austria

The Dollfuss Murder

Von Papen's Mission in Austria

Reasons Why Schacht Left Economics Ministry and

Goering's Relations with Schacht

II. Rudolf Hess

Hess Claims Loss of Memory

Knowledge without Memory

"Thought Association" but Not Recollection

First Reunion with Old Friends and Associates

Refusal to Take Oath Before Testifying

Hossbach's Records of Hitler's War Conferences

Hitler's 1937 Planning for Aggression

Goering's Part in the Obersalzberg Speech

Planning the Invasion of Poland

Plans for Occupation of Denmark and Norway

Invasion Plans for Russia and the Balkans

Responsibility for Armament Program

Hitler Discounts Possibility of America Entering War.... 1114

Hitler's Role as Strategist in the West

Schmundt's Minutes of Hitler's War Conferences

Use of POW's for Forced Labor in War Industries

Goering's Part in the Anschluss

Goering's Opinion of Hitler's and Bormann's Fate

Goering's Tip to Guido Schmidt on the Anschluss

Goering's Plan for Disposing of His Art Collection

How Goering Obtained His Art Collection

Goering's Estimate of His Income

Advantage or Disadvantage of Loss of Memory Before

Insignificance of Indictment

Continual Loss of Memory

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Joachim von Ribbentrop

Quisling's Slush Fund

Armaments and the League of Nations

Armaments and the Versailles Treaty

Ribbentrop's Role in Hitler's Accession to Power

Ribbentrop's Loyalty to the Fuehrer

Hitler's Views on Anglo-German Friendship

"My Foreign Office-The House of Difficulties"

"Military Necessity" for Invasions of Belgium and

Norwegian, Balkan Invasions "Forced" upon Hitler

Negotiations with Stalin and Molotov, and Invasion of

Why Hitler Occupied Hungary

The Responsibility for Concentration Camp Deaths

Events Leading Up to German Occupation of Hungary....

Hitler's Distrust of the Foreign Office

Ribbentrop's Unsuccessful Ambassadorship in London

Negotiations with England Regarding German Colonies

Responsbility for Arrest of Prominent Frenchmen

Collaboration with Petain and Laval

The Nazi View of German-American Relations

Effect of U.S.-Japanese Relations on Germany

The Enemy "Forced" Hitler to Go Everywhere in Europe 1202

Hitler's Refusal to Initiate Peace Discussions

Hitler's Hope for Victory Till the End

Excuse for Attacking Poland

General Karl Wolff-Intercessor with Himmler

Excuse for Occasional Memory Lapses

"The Fuehrer Is Dead"

Ribbentrop's Ignorance of German Foreign Policy

Ribbentrop's Differences with Hitler on

"Weltanschauung"

Why Ribbentrop Did Not Resign

Ribbentrop's Ignorance of What Went on in Concentra-

Ribbentrop's "Opposition" to Policy toward Churches

Ribbentrop's Position on Extermination of Jews

Effect of Trial Verdict on German People

When The War Became "Terrible" for Germany

Explanation of Difference Between Communism and

Extent of Ribbentrop's Assr 1ption of "Responsibility"

German Peace Overtures

The Hitler-Chamberlain Con. ence at Godesburg

The Decision to Invade Polan

German Ultimatum to Chamberlain at Berchtesgaden

The Meaning of "Weltauffassung"

The Truth about Rommel's "Suicide"

Hitler's Reaction to Hess's Flight to England

Hitler's Return to Berlin in April 1945

Hitler's Last Days in Berlin

Keitel's Analysis of Hitler's Character and Traits

Hitler's Relations with Eva Braun

Kaltenbrunner's Opinion of Ribbentrop and His

Hitler's "Inner Circle"

Responsibility for Concentration Camps

Responsibility for Mobile Gas Chamber

Kaltenbrunner's Stand on Concentration Camps

"The Gestapo Never Harmed Anyone"

Hitler's Antipathy to Lawyers and Educated Men

"I Will Be Hanged in any Case"

Was Hitler a Criminal?

Lynching of Enemy "Terror Aviators"

Skorzeny's Use of American Equipment at Friedenthal.... 1314

Kaltenbrunner Considers Himself "A Substitute Guilty

Absorption of the Abwehr into the RSHA

Treatment of Commandos and Airborne Troops

Kaltenbrunner Denies Observing Gassings at

Ernst Kaltenbrunner-Concluded

Use of Prisoners for Broadcasts to Allied Troops

The Mass Execution at Lublin

Shooting of Prisoners of War

Treatment of Commandos and Airborne Troops

VI. Alfred Rosenberg

Nazi Dealings with Quisling

Origin and Activities of the Hohe Schule

Looting of Libraries and Art by Einsatzstab Rosenberg..

Reasons for Harsh Treatment of Eastern Peoples

"The Final Solution of the Jewish Problem"

VII. Hans Frank

Rise of the Nazi Party Lawyer

Frank Claims He Opposed the Fuehrer's Lawlessness

The Aim of Nazi Law

Investigation of Conditions at Dachau in 1933

The Differences between Legality and Illegality

The German People "Hitler's Private Property"

Treatment of Jews in Government General of Poland....

Frank's View of "The Jewish Problem"

Persecution of the Jews in Poland

Administration and Exploitation of Poland

Frank Claims Ignorance of Concentration Camps

Frank's "Safeguarding" of Polish Art Treasures

Deportation of Slave Labor in Poland

Pillage of Agricultural and Food Products

Reasons for Polish Hostility towards Germany

Misconceptions Regarding Frank's Regime

Introduction of Compulsory Labor Service

Support of Anti-Jewish Congress in Cracow

Economic Spoliation of Poland

VIII. Wilhelm Frick

Decrees for Persecution of the Jews

Frick's Part in the Reichstag, and Views on Jewish

Events Leading to Hitler's Acquisition of Power

The Reichstag Fire

Law-Making in a One-Party State

IX. Julius Streicher

Origin and Development of Streicher's Anti-Semitism......

Streicher Summarizes His Jewish Policy: Zionism

What Streicher Meant by "Extermination"

Streicher Disowns the Fruits of His Policy

X. Erich Raeder

Reasons for Navy's Defiance of Versailles Treaty

Competitive Rearmament of the German Navy

XI. Fritz Sauckel

Hitler Legalizes the Slave Labor Program

Economics of the German Wage Problem

Sauckel's Statement of Innocence After Reading.

XII. Franz von Papen

German Governmental Crises, 1932-1933

How Hitler Became Chancellor of the Reich

Papen's Doubts Concerning Hitler

Papen's Part in Hitler's Rise to Power

Removal of Social Democrats from Power in Prussia........ 1461

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