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Document Image IMT Image Memorandum on Goebbels's views on the "asocial" groups that should be exterminated (preferably by labor), including all Jews and Gypsies, and certain Polish, Czech, and German criminals Discussion with Dr. Goebbels on Sept. 14, 1942 in Berlin HLSL Item No.: 453423 Source of Text: Case Files/ French (IMT) Evidence Code: PS-682 Exhibit Code: Prosecution 11	Joseph Goebbels See more details Joseph Göbbels Nazi politician and Propaganda Minister Born: 1897-10-29 (Rheydt) Died: 1945-05-01 (Berlin) Country of citizenship: Nazi Germany Occupation: autobiographer; demagogue; diarist; journalist Member of political party: Nazi Party Member of: Wissenschaftlicher Katholischer Studentenverein Unitas Stolzenfels zu Bonn Significant person: Adolf Hitler Position held: Gauleiter (of: Berlin; period: 1926-11-09 through 1945-05-01; replaces: Ernst Schlange); Q104164731; Reich Chancellor (period: 1945-04-30 through 1945-05-01; replaced by: Lutz Graf Schwerin von Krosigk; replaces: Adolf Hitler); member of the Reichstag of Nazi Germany	14 September 1942	Document Image
Document Image IMT Image Letter to General Vogl, asking him to reverse orders for the forced transfer of French workers to the war zone and the punishment of those who refuse, as violations of the armistice and the Hague Convention HLSL Item No.: 453429 Source of Text: Case Files/ French (IMT) Evidence Codes: F-283, F-2 Exhibit Code: Prosecution 23	Doyen Doyen Additional details not yet available.	25 May 1941	Document Image
Document Image IMT Image Instructions to officials in occupied territories and the military for the transfer of workers to Germany, including changes in policy to make workers willing to come, and the prospect of forced mobilization Subject: Increased mobilization of man-power for the German Reich from the occupied territories and preparations for mobilization by force. HLSL Item No.: 453430 Source of Text: Case Files/ French (IMT) Evidence Code: PS-1183 Exhibit Code: Prosecution 26	Mansfeld Mansfeld Additional details not yet available.	29 January 1942	Document Image
Document Image IMT Image Order authorizing the imposition by military commanders of minimum working hours for all enterprises in France Extract from the "Verordnungsblatt of the Military Commander in France" . . . Ordinance of 22 April 1942 Concerning the regulation of working hours. HLSL Item No.: 453432 Source of Text: Case Files/ French (IMT) Evidence Code: F-15 Exhibit Code: Prosecution 32		22 April 1942	Document Image
Document Image IMT Image Orders setting a minimum work schedule of 8 hours per day and 48 hours per week in Belgium, reassigning surplus workers, and granting limited compensation to workers who are dismissed Extract from the "Verordnungsblatt" of the Military Commander in Belgium and Northern France . . . Ordinance of 6th October 1942 Declaring the Regulation of the Length of Working Time and the Rationalisation of Concerns … HLSL Item No.: 453433 Source of Text: Case Files/ French (IMT) Evidence Code: F-14 Exhibit Code: Prosecution 33	Alexander Falkenhausen, von Alexander Falkenhausen, von Additional details not yet available.	06 October 1942	Document Image
Document Image IMT Image Regulation authorizing the closing of all business not needed for the war or "of vital necessity," including luxury restaurants, clubs, exhibition and advertising operations, riding and dancing schools, and specialized and artisanal businesses; and limits on the employment of men aged 18 to 50 in certain private businesses Extract from "Verordnungsblatt fur die Besetzten Niederlandischen Gebiete" . . . Regulation of the Reich Commissioner for the Occupied Dutch Territories (General Commissariat for Finance and Economics) concerning the closing of establishments. HLSL Item No.: 453434 Source of Text: Case Files/ French (IMT) Evidence Code: F-20 Exhibit Code: Prosecution 37	Fischboeck See more details Hans Fischböck Austrian banker and Nazi Minister of Finance in Austria following the Anschluss (1895-1967) Born: 1895-01-24 (Geras) Died: 1967-07-03 (Wehrda) Country of citizenship: Austria Occupation: banker; politician Member of political party: Fatherland Front; Nazi Party Member of: Schutzstaffel Participant in: Nazi plunder Position held: finance minister; member of the Reichstag of Nazi Germany	15 March 1942	Document Image
Document Image IMT Image Letter to Ambassador Hencke on how to respond to French concerns about Germany's placement of French POWs near an airfield and their work there, noting similar concerns raised by the United States about the treatment of British POWs and the risks of similar treatment of German POWs Subject: The quartering of prisoners of war near an airfield and their employment in repairing plane Runways bombarded by the English HLSL Item No.: 453438 Source of Text: Case Files/ French (IMT) Evidence Code: F-550 Exhibit Code: Prosecution 48	Foreign Office/Ministry of Foreign Affairs Foreign Office/Ministry of Foreign Affairs Additional details not yet available.	14 February 1941	Document Image
Document Image IMT Image Instructions to the Regional Labor Exchange Offices concerning the use of French and Russian prisoners of war for work Subject: Use of Russian PWs HLSL Item No.: 453440 Source of Text: Case Files/ French (IMT) Evidence Code: PS-3005 Exhibit Code: Prosecution 51	Reich Minister of Labor Reich Minister of Labor Additional details not yet available.	26 August 1941	Document Image
Document Image IMT Image Decree that workers in Belgium may be required to perform compulsory labor in Belgium or in German territories, with administrative regulations Extract from the "Verordnunsblatt" des Militaerbefehlshabers in Belgien und Nordfrankreich . . . Ordinance of 6 October 1942 Modifying the ordinance to assure the demands for workers for work of special importance HLSL Item No.: 453443 Source of Text: Case Files/ French (IMT) Evidence Code: F-13 Exhibit Code: Prosecution 57	Alexander Falkenhausen, von Alexander Falkenhausen, von Additional details not yet available.	06 October 1942	Document Image
Document Image IMT Image Law establishing compulsory labor service (for two years) for men over 20 in Vichy France Extract from the Official Journal of the French State[.] Law No. 106 of 16 February 1943 establishing compulsory labor service. HLSL Item No.: 453445 Source of Text: Case Files/ French (IMT) Evidence Code: F-5 Exhibit Code: Prosecution 60	French government French government Additional details not yet available. Pierre Laval Pierre Laval Additional details not yet available. Joseph Barthelemy Joseph Barthelemy Additional details not yet available. Pierre Cathala Pierre Cathala Additional details not yet available. Max Bonnafous Max Bonnafous Additional details not yet available. Abel Bonnard Abel Bonnard Additional details not yet available. Jean Bichelonne Jean Bichelonne Additional details not yet available. Hubert Lagardelle Hubert Lagardelle Additional details not yet available. Raymond Grasset Raymond Grasset Additional details not yet available. Paul Marion Paul Marion Additional details not yet available.	16 February 1943	Document Image
Document Image IMT Image Decree requiring French men born in 1920-1922 to report for two years of labor service for "work useful to the needs of the country" Extract from the Official Journal of the State of France . . . Decree No. 431 of 16 February 1943 implementing law No. 106 of 16 February 1943 establishing compulsory labor service HLSL Item No.: 453446 Source of Text: Case Files/ French (IMT) Evidence Code: F-4 Exhibit Code: Prosecution 61	French government French government Additional details not yet available. Pierre Laval Pierre Laval Additional details not yet available.	16 February 1943	Document Image
Document Image IMT Image Order authorizing the conscription of Belgian workers from public and private offices and businesses to perform compulsory labor service Extract from the "Verordnungsblatt" (Regulation Bulletin) of the Military Governor of Belgium and Northern France. . . . Regulation of 6 March 1942 with a View to Ensuring the supply of labor for work of … HLSL Item No.: 453451 Source of Text: Case Files/ French (IMT) Evidence Code: F-19 Exhibit Code: Prosecution 73	Alexander Falkenhausen, von Alexander Falkenhausen, von Additional details not yet available.	06 March 1942	Document Image
Document Image IMT Image Order (modifying a previous order) requiring all public and private offices and businesses to comply with instructions regarding compulsory labor service, and punishments for evasion of compulsory service Extract from the Verordnungsblatt des Militaerbefehlshabers in Belgien und Nordfrankreich . . . 7. Second ordinance of 30 April 1943, modifying the ordinance assuring the covering of manpower requirements for work of special importance HLSL Item No.: 453452 Source of Text: Case Files/ French (IMT) Evidence Code: F-16 Exhibit Code: Prosecution 81	Alexander Falkenhausen, von Alexander Falkenhausen, von Additional details not yet available.	30 April 1943	Document Image
Document Image IMT Image Law imposing punishments on employers in France that fail to comply with regulations concerning employment and compulsory labor service, and extending the law obligating men (age 16-60) and women (age 18-45) to perform work for "the higher interests of the nation" Law of 1 February 1944 HLSL Item No.: 453453 Source of Text: Case Files/ French (IMT) Evidence Code: F-6 Exhibit Code: Prosecution 69	French government French government Additional details not yet available.	01 February 1944	Document Image
Document Image IMT Image Affidavit concerning the conditions for laborers in Krupp workers' camps in Essen, including poor housing, food, clothing, sanitation, and disease, and worse conditions at POW camps Sworn Statement HLSL Item No.: 453454 Source of Text: Case Files/ French (IMT) Evidence Code: D-288 Exhibit Code: Prosecution 89	Wilhelm Jager See more details Wilhelm Jager German physician Born: 1888-12-02 Occupation: general practitioner Participant in: Milch Trial (date: 1945-10-15; role: affiant) Employer: Friedrich Krupp AG (role: physician; since: 1942-10-01) Residence: Kettwig (date: 1945-01-01)	15 October 1945	Document Image