Нюрнбергский процесс

Нацистская политика уничтожения

Злодеяния.

Возмездие.

Нюрнбергский процесс

Последующие Нюрнбергские процессы

Советские процессы

Европейские процессы

Азиатские процессы

Подготовка

Организация

Обвинения

Ход суда

Приговор

1945

1946

Сентябрь

Day 9.

Morning session

Examination of witness Erwin Lahusen by the US prosecution (Associate Trial Counsel for the U.S. J. Aimen) —

Defense (Nelse, Keitel’s defender) requests advance notice of program of presentation of evidence; US Prosecution response (US Chief Prosecutor R.H. Jackson).

Defender Dr. Stahmer (Göring): Advance notice of witnesses to be called

Defender Dr. Dix (Schacht): Calling of witnesses

Afternoon session

Examination of witness Erwin Lahusen by the US prosecution (Associate Trial Counsel for the U.S. J. Aimen) —

Examination of witness Lahousen by Gen. Rudenko (Chief Prosecutor for the U.S.S.R.) —

Examination of witness Lahousen by the prosecution of France (Deputy Chief Prosecutor for France Ch. Dubost) —

Request from the defense (Nelte, Keitel's defender) for time to cross-examine witness Lahusen

Questions of the Tribunal (Biddle, USA) to the witness Lahusen —

Questions of the Tribunal (Nikitchenko, USSR) to witness Lahuzen —

Discussion of defendant Hess' ability to stand trial. Participants: Dix (defender for Schacht) and Rorscheidt (defender for Hess); Lawrence (President of the Tribunal); Tribunal members Biddle (Great Britain) and Nikitchenko (USSR); prosecutors Jackson (USA) and Maxwell-Fyfe. (UK)

Defendant Hess' declaration of full legal capacity