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Memorandum on Goering's decisions at a meeting, on the management of Russian workers in Germany under the Arbeitseinsatz
IMT
Authors
Paul Koerner (State Secretary, Four Year Plan; Central Planning Board)
Paul Körner
German politician and jurist (1893-1957)
- Born: 1893-10-02 (Pirna)
- Died: 1957-11-29 (Tegernsee)
- Country of citizenship: Germany
- Occupation: jurist; politician
- Member of political party: Nazi Party
- Member of: Schutzstaffel
- Participant in: Judges' Trial (date: 1947-04-25; role: affiant); Milch Trial (date: 1947-02-05; role: witness)
- Significant person: Ernst Lautz (role: acquaintance)
Hermann Goering (Reich Marshal; Commander in Chief, Luftwaffe; Commissioner for Four-Year Plan)
Hermann Göring
German Nazi politician, military leader and convicted war criminal (1893–1946)
- Born: 1893-01-12 (Rosenheim)
- Died: 1945-01-01 1946-10-15 (Nuremberg Court Prison Nuremberg) (reason for deprecated rank: error in referenced source or sources; reason for preferred rank: most precise value)
- Country of citizenship: German Empire; Nazi Germany
- Occupation: aircraft pilot; art collector; politician; war criminal
- Member of political party: Nazi Party (period: 1922-11-01 through 1923-11-23, 1928-04-01 through 1945-04-29)
- Member of: Sturmabteilung
- Participant in: Beer Hall Putsch; Nazi plunder; genocide; war crime
- Significant person: Alma Hedin (role: friend)
Date: 14 November 1941
Literal Title: Employment of Soviet Russians
Defendant: Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Total Pages: 1
Language of Text: English
Evidence Code: PS-1193
Exhibit Code: Prosecution 785
Document Book No: Prosecution DD
Citations: IMT (page 2315), IMT (page 6219)
HLSL Item No.: 452268
Notes:The meeting was held on 7 November and Koerner's memo is dated 14 November 1941. See also PS 1206 on the meeting. This document is an annex to the conference record (7 November) signed by von Normann, which is also coded as PS 1193; see database item 452274.
Document Summary
Red Series Doc Descriptions
PS-1193: Report on conference held 7 November 1941: Goring’s directives for the employment in agriculture and industry of Soviet prisoners of war and free Soviet citizens