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Title:
Board of Review / Memorandum No. 1 / General Action Taken / Office of U.S. Chief of Counsel / APO 403 / U.S. Army
Collection:
Donovan Nuremberg Trials Collection
Creator:
Storey, Robert G. (Robert Gerald), 1893-1981
Subject:
Donovan Nuremberg Trials Collection
Keywords:
Indictment
Territorial aggrandizement
Common Plan
Concentration camps
Slave labor
Spoliation
Defendants
Criminal organizations
Trial briefs
Liaisons with Foreign Nations
Documentary evidence
Captured documents
Authentication of captured documents
Interrogations
Witnesses
Field trips
Language:
English
Extent:
8 300dpi JPEG page images
Publisher:
International Military Tribunal
Publication Place:
Nuremberg, Germany
Witness:
Not applicable
Other Names:
Nazi defendants: Goering
Ribbentrop
Hess
Kaltenbrunner
Rosenberg
Frank
Bormann
Frick
Ley
Sauckel
Speer
Funk
Schacht
Papen
Krupp
Neurath
Schirach
Seyss-Inquart
Streicher
Keitel
Jodl
Raeder
Doenitz
Fritzsche OCC personnel: Mr. Justice Jackson
Major Coogan
Colonel Amen
Lt. Atherton
Major General Donovan
Sidney Alderman
Frank M. Shea
Col. Telford Taylor
Comdr. James B. Donovan
Colonel Gill
Volume:
018
Subdivision:
Subdivision 55 / Board of Review
Section:
55.03 (Board memo #1)
Part:
Not applicable
Format:
Book
Rights:
The Cornell University Law Library Donovan Nuremberg Trials Collection is open to the general public, in accordance with the terms set forth in the Guidelines for Using Public Domain Text, Images, Audio, and Video Reproduced from Cornell University Library Collections, http://hdl.handle.net/1813.001/CULCopyright. Permission is not required from Cornell University Library to use items from the Donovan Nuremberg Trials Collection. We do suggest the following credit line: Courtesy of Cornell University Law Library, Donovan Nuremberg Trials Collection.

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