Nazi Conspiracy and Aggression

according accusation action activity actually administration Adolf Hitler aggression agreement aims already appear attitude authority beginning believe British camps carried charged Chief Command committed conception concerning connection consideration considered conspiracy course crimes criminal decision decree defendant direct discussion document duty economic enemy entire especially established evidence examination execution existence fact finally forces foreign Fuehrer Funk further German Government hand Hitler humanity idea important individual influence international law issued Italy Jews Keitel labor March matter means measures ment mentioned military Minister namely naval neutral never occupied opinion participation particularly Party peace person police political position possible present principle Prosecution proved punishment question Raeder reason refer regard Reich remained responsibility result Rosenberg rules Sauckel speech statements submitted taken task territories things tion treaty trial Tribunal violation warfare witness youth