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Document Image IMT Image Article 31 of the Vatican-German Concordat, on the protection of Catholic organizations and their activities that are non-political, and allowing for participation of German youth group members in religious activities 1933, Reichsgesetzblatt . . . Concordat between the Holy See and the German Reich . . . Article 31. HLSL Item No.: 450315 Source of Text: Case Files/English (US or UK) Evidence Code: PS-2655	Reich Legal Gazette Reich Legal Gazette Additional details not yet available. Germany Germany Additional details not yet available. Roman Catholic Church Roman Catholic Church Additional details not yet available.	1933	Document Image
Document Image IMT Image Treaty between Germany and Slovakia, with Germany assuming military control as protector Page 606. 1939 Reichsgesetzblatt . . . Declaration Concerning the German-Slovak Treaty of Protection Concluded between the German Reich and the State of Slovakia, March 24, 1939 HLSL Item No.: 451918 Source of Text: Case Files/English (US or UK) Evidence Code: PS-1439 Exhibit Code: Prosecution 135	Germany Germany Additional details not yet available. Slovakia Slovakia Additional details not yet available. Reich Legal Gazette Reich Legal Gazette Additional details not yet available. Joachim Ribbentrop, von See more details Joachim von Ribbentrop German Foreign Minister of Nazi Germany (1893–1946) Born: 1893-04-30 (Wesel) Died: 1946-10-16 (Nuremberg) Country of citizenship: Germany Occupation: diplomat; politician Member of political party: Nazi Party Member of: Schutzstaffel; Travellers Club Participant in: International Military Tribunal (role: defendant) Military rank: Oberleutnant Josef Tiso See more details Josef Tiso president of the First Slovak Republic (1937–1945) Born: 1887-10-13 (Bytča) (country: Austria-Hungary; located in the administrative territorial entity: Kingdom of Hungary) Died: 1947-04-18 (Bratislava) (country: Czechoslovakia) Country of citizenship: Czechoslovakia; Kingdom of Hungary (period: 1887-10-13 through 1918-11-16); Slovak Republic Occupation: Catholic priest; diarist; essayist; military officer Member of political party: Slovak People's Party Position held: President of Slovakia (period: 1939-10-26 through 1945-04-03) Educated at: University of Vienna VIAF ID: https://viaf.org/viaf/35252828 Vojtech Tuka See more details Vojtech Tuka Slovak minister of foreign affairs of the Slovakia, prime minister of the Slovakia and war criminal (1880-1946) Born: 1880-07-04 (Štiavnické Bane) Died: 1946-08-20 (Bratislava) Country of citizenship: Austria-Hungary Occupation: politician; university teacher Member of political party: Slovak People's Party Position held: Prime Minister of Slovakia Employer: Comenius University VIAF ID: https://viaf.org/viaf/72341377 Ferdinand Durcansky See more details Ferdinand ?ur?anský Slovak minister of labour and social affairs of the Slovakia, minister of justice of the Slovakia, minister of foreign affairs of the Slovakia, minister of health of the Slovakia and war criminal (1906-1974) Born: 1906-12-18 (Rajec) Died: 1974-03-15 (Munich) Occupation: author; contributing editor; journalist; politician Member of political party: Slovak People's Party Position held: Minister of Foreign Affairs Educated at: The Hague Academy of International Law VIAF ID: https://viaf.org/viaf/71450474 ISNI: https://isni.org/isni/0000000061296838	23 March 1939	Document Image
Document Image IMT Image Treaty between German and Japan to oppose the Communist International, including information-sharing and planning of "defensive measures" against subversion (incomplete) 1937 Reichsgesetzblatt . . . German-Japanese Agreement Against the Communist Internationale HLSL Item No.: 451955 Source of Text: Case Files/English (US or UK) Evidence Code: PS-2508 Exhibit Code: Prosecution 147	Germany Germany Additional details not yet available. Japan Japan Additional details not yet available. Reich Legal Gazette Reich Legal Gazette Additional details not yet available. Joachim Ribbentrop, von See more details Joachim von Ribbentrop German Foreign Minister of Nazi Germany (1893–1946) Born: 1893-04-30 (Wesel) Died: 1946-10-16 (Nuremberg) Country of citizenship: Germany Occupation: diplomat; politician Member of political party: Nazi Party Member of: Schutzstaffel; Travellers Club Participant in: International Military Tribunal (role: defendant) Military rank: Oberleutnant Mushakoji See more details Kintomo Mushanok?ji Japanese diplomat (1882-1962) Born: 1882-08-29 (Kōjimachi-ku) (country: Empire of Japan; located in the administrative territorial entity: Tokyo Prefecture) Died: 1962-04-21 (Japan) Country of citizenship: Japan Occupation: diplomat Position held: ambassador Employer: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan; Ministry of the Imperial Household Educated at: University of Tokyo Graduate School for Law and Politics VIAF ID: https://viaf.org/viaf/11332860	25 November 1936	Document Image
Document Image IMT Image Announcement and text of the German-Italian-Japanese pact to establish "a new order of things" in Europe and Asia, including mutual economic, diplomatic, and military support "Reichsgesetzblatt" . . . Announcement concerning the Three-Power Pact between Germany, Italy and Japan on November 25, 1940 HLSL Item No.: 451956 Source of Text: Case Files/English (US or UK) Evidence Code: PS-2643 Exhibit Code: Prosecution 149	Reich Legal Gazette Reich Legal Gazette Additional details not yet available. Germany Germany Additional details not yet available. Italy Italy Additional details not yet available. Japan Japan Additional details not yet available. Joachim Ribbentrop, von See more details Joachim von Ribbentrop German Foreign Minister of Nazi Germany (1893–1946) Born: 1893-04-30 (Wesel) Died: 1946-10-16 (Nuremberg) Country of citizenship: Germany Occupation: diplomat; politician Member of political party: Nazi Party Member of: Schutzstaffel; Travellers Club Participant in: International Military Tribunal (role: defendant) Military rank: Oberleutnant Galeazzo Ciano See more details Galeazzo Ciano Italian politician (1903-1944) Born: 1903-01-01 1903-03-18 (Livorno) (reason for preferred rank: most precise value) Died: 1944-01-01 1944-01-11 (Verona) (reason for preferred rank: most precise value) Country of citizenship: Italian Social Republic; Kingdom of Italy Occupation: diarist; diplomat; jurist; politician Member of political party: National Fascist Party Member of: Grand Council of Fascism Position held: Undersecretary of State of the Council of Ministers of the Kingdom of Italy (period: 1934-09-06 through 1935-06-26); minister of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of Italy (period: 1936-06-11 through 1943-02-06; replaced by: Benito Mussolini; replaces: Benito Mussolini); minister of Popular Culture of the Kingdom of Italy (period: 1935-06-26 through 1936-06-11; replaced by: Dino Alfieri); national councillor to the Chamber of Fasci and Corporations (parliamentary term: 30th Legislature of the Kingdom of Italy; period: 1939-03-23 through 1943-08-02) Spouse: Edda Mussolini (period: 1930-01-01 through 1944-01-01)	28 November 1940	Document Image
Document Image IMT Image Article 31 of the Vatican-German Concordat, on the protection of Catholic organizations and their activities that are non-political, and allowing for participation of German youth group members in religious activities 1933, Reichsgesetzblatt . . . Concordat between the Holy See and the German Reich . . . Article 31. HLSL Item No.: 453478 Source of Text: Case Files/English (US or UK) Evidence Code: PS-2655	Reich Legal Gazette Reich Legal Gazette Additional details not yet available. Roman Catholic Church Roman Catholic Church Additional details not yet available. Germany Germany Additional details not yet available.	1933	Document Image
Document Image IMT Image Treaty between Germany and Slovakia, with Germany assuming military control as protector Page 606. 1939 Reichsgesetzblatt . . . Declaration Concerning the German-Slovak Treaty of Protection Concluded between the German Reich and the State of Slovakia, March 24, 1939 HLSL Item No.: 453600 Source of Text: Case Files/English (US or UK) Evidence Code: PS-1439 Exhibit Code: Prosecution 135	Germany Germany Additional details not yet available. Slovakia Slovakia Additional details not yet available. Reich Legal Gazette Reich Legal Gazette Additional details not yet available. Joachim Ribbentrop, von See more details Joachim von Ribbentrop German Foreign Minister of Nazi Germany (1893–1946) Born: 1893-04-30 (Wesel) Died: 1946-10-16 (Nuremberg) Country of citizenship: Germany Occupation: diplomat; politician Member of political party: Nazi Party Member of: Schutzstaffel; Travellers Club Participant in: International Military Tribunal (role: defendant) Military rank: Oberleutnant Josef Tiso See more details Josef Tiso president of the First Slovak Republic (1937–1945) Born: 1887-10-13 (Bytča) (country: Austria-Hungary; located in the administrative territorial entity: Kingdom of Hungary) Died: 1947-04-18 (Bratislava) (country: Czechoslovakia) Country of citizenship: Czechoslovakia; Kingdom of Hungary (period: 1887-10-13 through 1918-11-16); Slovak Republic Occupation: Catholic priest; diarist; essayist; military officer Member of political party: Slovak People's Party Position held: President of Slovakia (period: 1939-10-26 through 1945-04-03) Educated at: University of Vienna VIAF ID: https://viaf.org/viaf/35252828 Vojtech Tuka See more details Vojtech Tuka Slovak minister of foreign affairs of the Slovakia, prime minister of the Slovakia and war criminal (1880-1946) Born: 1880-07-04 (Štiavnické Bane) Died: 1946-08-20 (Bratislava) Country of citizenship: Austria-Hungary Occupation: politician; university teacher Member of political party: Slovak People's Party Position held: Prime Minister of Slovakia Employer: Comenius University VIAF ID: https://viaf.org/viaf/72341377 Ferdinand Durcansky See more details Ferdinand ?ur?anský Slovak minister of labour and social affairs of the Slovakia, minister of justice of the Slovakia, minister of foreign affairs of the Slovakia, minister of health of the Slovakia and war criminal (1906-1974) Born: 1906-12-18 (Rajec) Died: 1974-03-15 (Munich) Occupation: author; contributing editor; journalist; politician Member of political party: Slovak People's Party Position held: Minister of Foreign Affairs Educated at: The Hague Academy of International Law VIAF ID: https://viaf.org/viaf/71450474 ISNI: https://isni.org/isni/0000000061296838	18 March 1939	Document Image
Document Image IMT Image Kellogg-Briand Pact, renouncing war and agreeing to settle disputes "by pacific means" Reichsgesetzblatt 1929 . . . The Kellog[g]-Briand Pact HLSL Item No.: 450665 Source of Text: Case Files/English (US or UK) Evidence Code: TC-19 Exhibit Code: Prosecution 18	Reich Legal Gazette Reich Legal Gazette Additional details not yet available. Germany Germany Additional details not yet available. United States United States Additional details not yet available. Belgium Belgium Additional details not yet available. France/French Republic France/French Republic Additional details not yet available. United Kingdom/Great Britain United Kingdom/Great Britain Additional details not yet available. Italy Italy Additional details not yet available. Japan Japan Additional details not yet available. Poland Poland Additional details not yet available. Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia Additional details not yet available. Gustav Stresemann See more details Gustav Stresemann German politician, statesman, and Nobel Peace Prize laureate (1878-1929) Born: 1878-05-10 (Berlin) Died: 1929-10-03 (Berlin) Country of citizenship: Germany Occupation: diplomat; politician; statesperson Member of political party: German Democratic Party (period: 1918-01-01 through 1918-01-01); German People's Party (period: 1918-01-01 through 1929-01-01); National Liberal Party (period: 1907-01-01 through 1918-01-01); National-Social Association Member of: Q15433012; Q892733 Position held: Chancellor of Germany (period: 1923-08-13 through 1923-11-23; replaced by: Wilhelm Marx; replaces: Wilhelm Cuno); German Foreign Minister (period: 1923-08-13 through 1929-10-03; replaced by: Julius Curtius; replaces: Hans von Rosenberg); Reich Chancellor in the Weimar Republic (period: 1923-08-13 through 1923-11-23; replaced by: Wilhelm Marx; replaces: Wilhelm Cuno); member of the Reichstag of the German Empire Educated at: Frederick William University; Humboldt University of Berlin; Leipzig University Frank B. Kellogg See more details Frank B. Kellogg American politician (1856-1937) Born: 1856-12-22 (Potsdam) Died: 1937-12-21 (Saint Paul) Country of citizenship: United States of America Occupation: diplomat; foreign minister; judge; lawyer Member of political party: Republican Party Position held: United States Secretary of State (period: 1925-03-05 through 1929-03-28; replaced by: Henry L. Stimson; replaces: Charles Evans Hughes); United States senator (elected in: 1916 United States Senate election in Minnesota; electoral district: Minnesota Class 1 senate seat; parliamentary group: Republican Party); ambassador Spouse: Clara Cook Kellogg VIAF ID: https://viaf.org/viaf/13120217 Paul Hymans See more details Paul Hymans politician from Belgium (1865-1941) Born: 1865-03-23 (Ixelles - Elsene) Died: 1941-03-08 (Nice) Country of citizenship: Belgium Occupation: diplomat; jurist; lawyer; politician Member of political party: Liberal Party Position held: Belgian Minister of Foreign Trade (member of cabinet: Theunis IV government; period: 1934-11-20 through 1935-03-25; replaced by: Paul van Zeeland); Minister of Foreign Affairs in Belgium (period: 1918-01-01 through 1920-08-28, 1924-03-11 through 1925-05-13, ..., 1934-11-20 through 1935-03-25); Minister of Justice of Belgium (period: 1926-05-20 through 1927-11-22; replaced by: Paul-Émile Janson; replaces: Prosper Poullet); ambassador Educated at: Free University of Brussels Spouse: Thérèse Goldschmidt Aristide Briand See more details Aristide Briand politician, statesman, and Nobel Peace Prize laureate from France (1862-1932) Born: 1862-03-28 (Nantes) Died: 1932-03-07 (Paris) Country of citizenship: France Occupation: diplomat; journalist; lawyer; politician Member of political party: Republican-Socialist Party; Socialist Party Member of: Hellenic Philological Society of Constantinople (role: honorary member; since: 1907-01-01) Position held: President of the Council (period: 1909-07-24 through 1911-02-27, 1913-01-21 through 1913-03-18, ..., 1929-07-29 through 1929-11-02; replaced by: Alexandre Ribot, André Tardieu, ..., Édouard Herriot; replaces: Georges Clemenceau, Georges Leygues, ..., René Viviani); member of the French National Assembly (period: 1924-01-01 through 1932-01-01) Employer: L'Humanité Ronald Cushenden See more details Ronald Cushenden British politician (1861-1934) Born: 1861-04-30 1861-01-01 (Ulster) (reason for preferred rank: most precise value) Died: 1934-01-01 1934-10-12 (Cushendun) (reason for preferred rank: most precise value) Country of citizenship: United Kingdom; United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland (end cause: Royal and Parliamentary Titles Act 1927; until: 1927-04-12) Occupation: barrister; cricketer; journalist; politician Member of political party: Conservative Party Member of: Lincoln's Inn (since: 1887-01-01) Position held: Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster (period: 1927-10-19 through 1929-06-04; replaced by: Oswald Mosley; replaces: Robert Cecil); Financial Secretary to the Treasury (period: 1925-11-05 through 1927-11-01; replaced by: Arthur Samuel, 1st Baron Mancroft; replaces: Walter Guinness, 1st Baron Moyne); Member of the 30th Parliament of the United Kingdom (elected in: UK Parliamentary by-election; electoral district: St Augustine's; end cause: dissolution of parliament); Member of the 31st Parliament of the United Kingdom (elected in: 1918 United Kingdom general election; electoral district: Canterbury; end cause: dissolution of parliament) Educated at: Christ Church; Harrow School William L. Mackenzie King See more details William L. Mackenzie King 10th Prime Minister of Canada (1874-1950) Born: 1874-12-17 (Kitchener) Died: 1950-07-22 (The Farm) Country of citizenship: Canada Occupation: diarist; diplomat; economist; journalist Member of political party: Liberal Party of Canada Position held: Member of the Privy Council of the United Kingdom; Prime Minister of Canada (period: 1921-12-29 through 1926-06-28, 1926-09-25 through 1930-08-07, 1935-10-23 through 1948-11-15; replaced by: Arthur Meighen, Louis St. Laurent, Richard Bedford Bennett; replaces: Arthur Meighen, Richard Bedford Bennett); leader of the Liberal Party of Canada (elected in: 1919 Liberal Party of Canada leadership election; end cause: retirement; period: 1919-08-07 through 1948-08-07); member of the House of Commons of Canada Employer: Harvard University Educated at: Harvard University; Osgoode Hall Law School; University of Chicago; University of Toronto John McLachlan See more details John McLachlan Australian politician Born: 1872-11-02 (Naracoorte) Died: 1956-05-28 (East Melbourne) Country of citizenship: Australia Occupation: politician Member of political party: Nationalist Party of Australia Position held: Member of the Australian Senate (electoral district: South Australia; period: 1926-02-24 through 1944-06-30; replaces: John Newland) Educated at: University of Adelaide VIAF ID: https://viaf.org/viaf/114144648538201483442 Christopher J. Parr See more details Christopher J. Parr New Zealand politician Born: 1869-05-18 Died: 1941-05-02 Country of citizenship: New Zealand Occupation: diplomat; lawyer; politician Position held: Member of the New Zealand Parliament; Minister of Education (period: 1920-04-03 through 1926-05-24; replaced by: Robert Alexander Wright; replaces: Francis Bell); Minister of Health (period: 1920-04-03 through 1923-06-07; replaced by: Maui Pomare; replaces: Francis Bell); Minister of Justice (period: 1923-06-27 through 1926-01-18; replaced by: Frank Rolleston; replaces: Francis Bell) VIAF ID: https://viaf.org/viaf/61250038 ISNI: https://isni.org/isni/0000000044426960 WorldCat Identities ID: https://worldcat.org/identities/lccn-no2004016288 Jacobus S. Smit Jacobus S. Smit Additional details not yet available. Liam T. MacCosgair See more details Liam T. MacCosgair Irish politician (1880-1965) Born: 1880-06-06 (Dublin) Died: 1965-11-16 (Dublin) Country of citizenship: Irish Free State; Irish Republic; Republic of Ireland; United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Occupation: politician Member of political party: Cumann na nGaedheal; Fine Gael; Sinn Féin Military rank: captain Position held: Irish Minister for Finance (period: 1922-07-17 through 1923-09-21; replaced by: Ernest Blythe; replaces: Michael Collins); Irish Minister for Justice and Equality (period: 1927-07-10 through 1927-10-12; replaced by: James FitzGerald-Kenney; replaces: Kevin O'Higgins); Leader of Fine Gael (period: 1934-06-17 through 1944-06-01; replaced by: Richard Mulcahy; replaces: Eoin O'Duffy); Member of the 30th Parliament of the United Kingdom (elected in: UK Parliamentary by-election; electoral district: Kilkenny City; end cause: dissolution of parliament) Spouse: Louisa Flanagan Gaetano Manzoni See more details Gaetano Manzoni Italian politician (1871-1937) Born: 1871-10-16 (Lugo) Died: 1937-08-18 (Kandersteg) Country of citizenship: Kingdom of Italy Occupation: diplomat; politician Position held: senator of the Kingdom of Italy VIAF ID: https://viaf.org/viaf/5146635497541980232 WorldCat Identities ID: https://worldcat.org/identities/viaf-5146635497541980232 Uchida Kosai See more details Uchida Kosai Japanese statesman, diplomat and interim prime minister (1865-1936) Born: 1865-11-17 (Yatsushiro) Died: 1936-03-12 (Tokyo) Country of citizenship: Japan Occupation: diplomat; politician Position held: Japanese Ambassador to the United States (period: 1909-01-01 through 1911-01-01); acting prime minister (period: 1923-08-24 through 1923-09-02; replaced by: Yamamoto Gonnohyōe; replaces: Katō Tomosaburō); ambassador; ambassador of Japan to Russia (period: 1916-01-01 through 1918-01-01) Educated at: Doshisha University; University of Tokyo Graduate School for Law and Politics VIAF ID: https://viaf.org/viaf/198934709 ISNI: https://isni.org/isni/0000000357491579 A. Zaleski See more details A. Zaleski Polish economist, politician, and diplomat (1883-1972) Born: 1883-09-30 1883-09-13 (Warsaw) Died: 1972-04-07 (London) Country of citizenship: Poland Occupation: diplomat; economist; historian; politician Member of political party: independent politician Position held: Minister of Foreign Affairs; ambassador Educated at: London School of Economics and Political Science VIAF ID: https://viaf.org/viaf/13194788 Eduard Benes See more details Eduard Benes Czechoslovak politician (1884-1948) Born: 1884-05-28 (Kožlany) Died: 1948-09-03 (Sezimovo Ústí) Country of citizenship: Austria-Hungary; Czechoslovakia Occupation: association football player; diplomat; lecturer; politician Member of political party: Czech National Social Party Member of: Romanian Academy; scouting Position held: Minister of Foreign Affairs (Czechoslovakia) (period: 1918-11-14 through 1935-12-18; replaced by: Milan Hodža); President of Czechoslovakia (period: 1935-12-18 through 1938-10-05, 1940-01-01 through 1945-04-02; replaced by: Emil Hácha; replaces: Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk); Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia (period: 1921-09-26 through 1922-10-07; replaced by: Antonín Švehla; replaces: Jan Černý) Employer: Charles University	27 August 1928	Document Image
Document Image IMT Image Announcement and text of the German-Italian-Japanese Three Power Pact, to establish "a new order of things" under German and Italian leadership in Europe and Japanese leadership in Asia, and to render mutual political, economic, and military assistance "Reichsgesetzblatt" . . . Announcement concerning the Three-Power Pact between Germany, Italy and Japan on November 25, 1940 HLSL Item No.: 450946 Source of Text: Case Files/English (US or UK) Evidence Code: PS-2643 Exhibit Code: Prosecution 149	Germany Germany Additional details not yet available. Italy Italy Additional details not yet available. Japan Japan Additional details not yet available. Reich Legal Gazette Reich Legal Gazette Additional details not yet available. Joachim Ribbentrop, von See more details Joachim von Ribbentrop German Foreign Minister of Nazi Germany (1893–1946) Born: 1893-04-30 (Wesel) Died: 1946-10-16 (Nuremberg) Country of citizenship: Germany Occupation: diplomat; politician Member of political party: Nazi Party Member of: Schutzstaffel; Travellers Club Participant in: International Military Tribunal (role: defendant) Military rank: Oberleutnant Galeazzo Ciano See more details Galeazzo Ciano Italian politician (1903-1944) Born: 1903-01-01 1903-03-18 (Livorno) (reason for preferred rank: most precise value) Died: 1944-01-01 1944-01-11 (Verona) (reason for preferred rank: most precise value) Country of citizenship: Italian Social Republic; Kingdom of Italy Occupation: diarist; diplomat; jurist; politician Member of political party: National Fascist Party Member of: Grand Council of Fascism Position held: Undersecretary of State of the Council of Ministers of the Kingdom of Italy (period: 1934-09-06 through 1935-06-26); minister of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of Italy (period: 1936-06-11 through 1943-02-06; replaced by: Benito Mussolini; replaces: Benito Mussolini); minister of Popular Culture of the Kingdom of Italy (period: 1935-06-26 through 1936-06-11; replaced by: Dino Alfieri); national councillor to the Chamber of Fasci and Corporations (parliamentary term: 30th Legislature of the Kingdom of Italy; period: 1939-03-23 through 1943-08-02) Spouse: Edda Mussolini (period: 1930-01-01 through 1944-01-01)	27 September 1940	Document Image