Nazi Conspiracy and Aggression--Supplement A-B.U.S. Government Printing Office, 1948 |
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... war which might be waged and to make his cooperation dependent on this decision . This must be very definitely contested . Whether to wage a war is a political question and is the politician's concern . The question of how to wage war ...
... war which might be waged and to make his cooperation dependent on this decision . This must be very definitely contested . Whether to wage a war is a political question and is the politician's concern . The question of how to wage war ...
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... war of aggression presupposes 2 things— 1. That the culprit knew that this war was an illegal war of aggression . 2. That , by reason of this knowledge , it was his duty to refrain from cooperating in it . The latter links up with what ...
... war of aggression presupposes 2 things— 1. That the culprit knew that this war was an illegal war of aggression . 2. That , by reason of this knowledge , it was his duty to refrain from cooperating in it . The latter links up with what ...
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... War guilt means being guilty of having brought about war , in particular an unlawful war of aggression . This distinction found expression also during negotiations on the peace treaty after the first World War . A deposition of this is ...
... War guilt means being guilty of having brought about war , in particular an unlawful war of aggression . This distinction found expression also during negotiations on the peace treaty after the first World War . A deposition of this is ...
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PART IThe Defense Case | 1 |
Joachim von Ribbentrop | 143 |
Fritz Sauckel | 699 |
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