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Extract from a report on a People's Court case against two communists, who were acquitted

NMT 3

Authors

Karl Armin Engert (People's Court judge; Ministry of Justice, Berlin)

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Karl Engert

German politician and judge (1877-1951)

Born: 1877-10-23 (Szczecin)
Died: 1951-09-08
Country of citizenship: Germany
Occupation: judge; politician
Member of political party: Nazi Party (since: 1921-01-01)
Member of: Schutzstaffel; Sturmabteilung (since: 1930-01-01)
Participant in: Judges' Trial (role: defendant); Nuremberg Medical Trial (role: affiant)
Significant person: Viktor Brack (role: acquaintance)

Date: 26 July 1940

Literal Title: From "Document No. NG-369, exh. 258 Correspondence re transfer to concentration camp as a substitute for court trial."

Defendant: Hans Petersen

Total Pages: 1

Language of Text: English

Evidence Code: NG-369

Exhibit Code: Petersen 28

Document Book No: Petersen 1

Defense Document No.: Petersen 25

Citation: NMT 3 (page 9284)

HLSL Item No.: 7596

Notes:The author and date are not stated in this copy; they are taken from the prosecution's version of document NG 369.

Trial Issue

People's Court and Special Courts, use of (IMT, NMT 3)

Document Summary

Staff Evidence Analyses

NG-369: Letters by the Senate of the People's Court and by Thierack about the transfer to a Concen-tration Camp as a substitute measure for court trial

Doc Book Tables of Contents

NG-369: Correspondence re transfer to concentration camp as a substitute for court trial.