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21 Nov. 45
WILHELM FRICK: Not guilty. THE PRESIDENT: Julius Streicher. JULIUS STRETCHER: Not guilty. THE PRESIDENT: Walter Funk. WALTER FUNK: I declare myself not guilty. THE PRESIDENT: Hjalmar Schacht. HJALMAR SCHACHT: I am not guilty in any respect. THE PRESIDENT: Karl Dönitz. KARL DÖNITZ: Not guilty. THE PRESIDENT: Erich Raeder. ERICH RAEDER: I declare myself not guilty. THE PRESIDENT: Baldur von Schirach. BALDUR VON SCHIRACH: I declare myself in the sense of the Indictment not guilty. THE PRESIDENT: Fritz Sauckel. FRITZ SAUCKEL: I declare myself in the sense of the Indictment, before God and the world and particularly before my people, not guilty. THE PRESIDENT: Alfred Jodl. ALFRED JODL: Not guilty. For what I have done or had to do, I have a pure conscience before God, before history and my people. THE PRESIDENT: Franz von Papen. FRANZ VON PAPEN: I declare myself in no way guilty. THE PRESIDENT: Arthur Seyss-Inquart. ARTHUR SEYSS-INQUART: I declare myself not guilty. THE PRESIDENT: Albert Speer. ALBERT SPEER: Not guilty. THE PRESIDENT: Constantin von Neurath. CONSTANTIN VON NEURATH: I answer the question in the negative. THE PRESIDENT: Hans Fritzsche. HANS FRITZSCHE: As regards this Indictment, not guilty. [At this point Defendant Göring stood up in the prisoner's dock and attempted to address the Tribunal.] THE PRESIDENT: You are not entitled to address the Tribunal except through your counsel, at the present time. I will now call upon the Chief Prosecutor for the United States of America. MR. JUSTICE JACKSON: May it please Your Honors: The privilege of opening the first trial in history for crimes against the peace of the world imposes a grave responsibility. The | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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