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Photograph Image SC 227833 O. Ohlendorf (standing in witness box at right) former Major General of Police and Chief of Security Police and Security Service at the Hqs. of Reich leader SS, answers questions put to him by a … Source: Photographic Archive		1945-1946	Photograph
Photograph Image SC 215038-S American jurists study evidence in preparation for the Nuernberg trials. (L to R) Judge Francis Biddle and Judge John J. Parker, in their office at the Nuernberg courthouse. Germany 11/1/1945 Source: Photographic Archive		1945-1946	Photograph
Photograph Image SC 235812 A closeup of Bernhardt von [crossed out in blue pen, then written: Hans Bernd] Gisevius, former Nazi Gestapo agent, a witness for Wilhelm Frick [and Hjalmar Schacht], one of the defendants on trial at Nuernberg, … Source: Photographic Archive		1945-1946	Photograph
Photograph Image SC 232470 Prof. Herbert Kraus of Goettingen, Germany, (left) is defense counsel for Hjalmar Schacht, former president of Reichsbank, at the war crimes trial at Nuernberg, Germany. On the right standing near the mouthpiece is Dr. Walter … Source: Photographic Archive		1945-1946	Photograph
Photograph Image SC 229641 NUERNBERG TRIALS. Sir David Maxwell Fyfe, chief British prosecutor, and Dr. Otto Stahmer, defense counsel for Herman Goering, discuss material to be used in the defense of the former Reichsnarshal which will be satisfactory to … Source: Photographic Archive		1945-1946	Photograph
Photograph Image Nuremberg Trial prosecutor Albrecht addresses the court. His two assistants, Mary Catherine Roche and John Auchincloss, sit to his right. None Source: Photographic Archive		1945-1946	Photograph
Photograph Image SC 218564-S Hermann Goering enters the courtroom in the Palace of Justice for the morning session of the trial. Prisoners come up from the jail in this elevator but Goering, because of his size, has to make … Source: Photographic Archive		1945-1946	Photograph
Photograph Image SC 226366 Lt. Col. M. Griffith-Jones, British prosecutor against Julius Streicher, German publisher of the anti-Jewish newspaper "Der Stuermer" sums up the evidence against the defendant. The prosecutor, in civilian clothes, charges defendant of being an accessory … Source: Photographic Archive		1945-1946	Photograph
Photograph Image SC 220246 Chaplain (Capt.) Henry A. Gereke, U.S. Army, St. Louis, Mo., reads a short sermon to the audience celebrating Thanksgiving day in the court room of the Palace of Justice, Nuernberg, Germany. The audience consisted mostly … Source: Photographic Archive		1945-1946	Photograph
Photograph Image SC 218572-S Field Marshall Albert Kesselring, German Commander in Italy now held as a witness at Nuernberg. Nuernberg, Germany. 11/24/45 Source: Photographic Archive		1945-1946	Photograph
Photograph Image SC 227728 Col. H. Phillimore, of the British Army, a member of the International Military Tribunal [crossed out in blue pen, written: prosecuting staff] which is trying Admiral Karl Doenitz as a war criminal, questions witness Moehle. … Source: Photographic Archive		1945-1946	Photograph
Photograph Image SC 227730 Doctor Otto Kranzbuehler, at speaker's stand, questions witness Oberleutnant Peter Josef Heisig, who is not seen in the picture, at a session of the International Military Tribunal, trying war crimes criminals. Dr. Kranzbuehler is attorney … Source: Photographic Archive		1945-1946	Photograph

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