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TRIALS
OF
WAR CRIMINALS
BEFORE THE
NUERNBERG MILITARY TRIBUNALS
UNDER
CONTROL COUNCIL LAW NO. 10
| The Trials of War Criminals before the
Nuernberg Military Tribunals (NMT) differ from the Trial of the Major War
Criminals before the International Military Tribunal (IMT) in a number of
different ways. |
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| The IMT process held between November 14,
1945 and October 1, 1946 was held under the aegis of an international court
with judges and prosecutors from the United States, Great Britain, the
Provisional Government of France and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.
The process was conducted in four languages with simultaneous voice translation
and documents translated into all four languages plus the language of the
accused, German. As its title implies, the IMT prosecuted those major war
criminals who were the leaders of the Nazi regime. The 42 books describing this
trial are known as the "blue" series and
will eventually appear in their totality on this web page. |
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| The NMT process held from October 1946
through May of 1949 focused on many of the actual perpetrators of the war
crimes. The judges and prosecutors of these war criminals were exclusively
American. All documents were available to both prosecutors and defense
attorneys in English and German. Simultaneous translation of the entire
procedure was available in both languages. The fifteen books describing this
trial are known as the "green" series and
will eventually appear in their totality on this web page. |
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NMT Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 &
8 are now complete.
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Work on Volume 6 was begun
on 09/26/2002
and was completed on
12/30/2002. |
Work on Volume 7 was begun
on 01/01/2003
and was completed on
07/15/2003. |
Work on Volume 8 was
begun on 07/17/2003
and was completed on
02/01/2003 |
Work on Volume 9 was
begunbegan on 04/29/2004
and was completed on
02/16/2006 |
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NMT Vol. 10, Case No. 12
The "High
Command Case"
United States against Wilhelm von Leeb,
et al.
[Part I] |
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NMT Vol. 11, Case No. 12
The "High Command Case"
United States against Wilhelm von Leeb,
et al. [Part II] |
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NMT Vol. 12, Case No. 11
The "Ministries Case"
United States against Ernst von Weizsaecker et al. [Part I] |
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NMT Vol. 13, Case No. 11
The "Ministries Case"
United
States against Ernst von Weizsaecker et al. [Part II] |
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NMT Vol. 14, Case No. 11
The "Ministries Case"
United
States against Ernst von Weizsaecker et al. [Part III] |
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NMT Vol. 15
Procedure |
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Scanning at 300 DPI was conducted by Jerry Mazal
and Ronda Nisman using Adobe Photoshop.
Optical Character Recognition (OCR) of Vols.1
& 2 was conducted by George Fodor and Harry W. Mazal using Caere Omni Pro.
Optical Character Recognition (OCR) of Vol. 3
was conducted by Prof. Morell E. Mullins (University of Arkansas at Little
Rock), Rose Newton, and Harry W. Mazal.
Optical Character Recognition (OCR) of Vols. 4
and 5 was conducted by Harry W. Mazal using Caere Omni Pro.
Optical Character Recognition of Volume 6 was
conducted by Sara Salsman using
Caere Omni Pro
HTML was produced by Harry W. Mazal using Hot
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File Number explanations:
Example: NMT02-T001
IMT =
International Military Tribunal
NMT
= Nuernberg
Military Tribunal
NCA = Nazi Conspiracy and Aggression
02 = Volume 2
T = Text Page
C = Table of Contents
F = Title Pages
I = Image Pages
001=Page number in the original
book
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