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Document Image NMT 7 Image Prosecution memorandum of law: (point 1) illegality of German occupation of Greece and Yugoslavia, and (point 2) legality of partisan resistance to the occupation Prosecution's Memorandum of Law concerning the unlawfulness of the German occupation of Greece and Yugoslavia, and the lawful belligerency of Greek and Yugoslav partisan units. HLSL Item No.: 150004 Source of Text: Case Files/English (US or UK)	Theodore Fenstermacher See more details Theodore Fenstermacher chief prosecutor at Hostages Trials Born: 1918-10-12 (Tamaqua) Died: 2001-11-16 (Cortland) Country of citizenship: United States of America Occupation: lawyer; prosecutor Participant in: Hostages Trial (role: prosecutor) Educated at: Princeton University (academic degree: bachelor's degree; until: 1940-01-01); Yale Law School (until: 1943-01-01)	05 November 1947	Document Image
Document Image NMT 7 Image Prosecution closing argument in Case 7, on the various crimes charged and the defendants individually Closing Statement on behalf of the prosecution HLSL Item No.: 150006 Source of Text: Case Files/English (US or UK)	Theodore Fenstermacher See more details Theodore Fenstermacher chief prosecutor at Hostages Trials Born: 1918-10-12 (Tamaqua) Died: 2001-11-16 (Cortland) Country of citizenship: United States of America Occupation: lawyer; prosecutor Participant in: Hostages Trial (role: prosecutor) Educated at: Princeton University (academic degree: bachelor's degree; until: 1940-01-01); Yale Law School (until: 1943-01-01) Baucum Fulkerson See more details Baucum Fulkerson American lawyer and prosecutor of the second Nuremberg Military Tribunal Born: 1927-12-27 (Little Rock) Occupation: lawyer Participant in: Pohl Trial (role: prosecutor) Significant person: Jack W. Robbins (role: colleague); James M. McHaney (role: colleague); James R. Higgins (role: colleague); Peter W. Walton (role: colleague) Walter H. Rapp See more details Walter H. Rapp Chief of the Evidence Division of the Office Chief of Counsel, Nuremberg Trials Occupation: interviewer; lawyer; prosecutor (period: 1946-01-01 through 1948-01-01) Participant in: Nuremberg trials (role: prosecution) Significant person: Rudolf Kastner (role: acquaintance); Telford Taylor (role: superior) Military rank: lieutenant colonel Residence: New York City (date: 1956-01-01)	03 February 1948	Document Image
Document Image NMT 7 Image Defendants' reply to the prosecution's brief on the law, arguing that the Balkan nations' resistance to German occupation was illegal and that the partisans were not belligerents under the law; annex on the Italian forces and the doctrine of military necessity Military Tribunal V Case No. 7 The United States of America against Wilhelm List and others[.] Reply to the Prosecution's Brief on the Law of 5.XI. 1947 HLSL Item No.: 151773 Source of Text: Case Files/English (US or UK)	Stefan Fritsch See more details Stefan Fritsch lawyer; Nuremberg Trial defense attorney Born: 1907-01-01 (Międzyrzec Podlaski) Occupation: lawyer Member of political party: Nazi Party (period: 1940-01-01 through 1945-01-01) Participant in: Pohl Trial (role: criminal defense lawyer) Significant person: Johannes Baier (role: client, criminal defense lawyer) Residence: Andechs	14 December 1947	Document Image