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Nuremberg Trial Day 108 (1946) Rudolf Hoess Testimony (Complete)

History On April 15, 1946, Col. Rudolf Hoess, Commandant at Auschwitz, testified to the murder of 2.5 million Jews under his direction. It was all done at Himmler's direct orders as a Fuehrer's Order for the final solution. This is his complete testimony...

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Nuremberg Trial Day 158 (1946) Albert Speer Direct Dr. Hans Flachsner (PM)

History This is the Afternoon Session of June 19, 1946 at the Nuremberg Trial. This is the commencement of the personal Defense Case of Albert Speer under the examination of his counsel, Dr. Hans Flachsner. Speer testified that he was in business as an...

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Nuremberg Trial Day 160 (1946) Albert Speer Cross Robert H. Jackson

History On June 21, 1946, Robert H. Jackson, Chief American Counsel at the Nuremberg Trial, commenced his cross examination of Albert Speer. For further information, see www.roberthjackson.org.

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Robert H. Jackson and Nuremberg Trial (1945)

History Excerpts from the PBS aired documentary "Liberty Under Law: The Robert H. Jackson Story". This segment deals with Justice Robert H. Jackson as the chief American prosecutor at the Nuremberg Trial (1945-46). For further information and to order...

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Nuremberg Trial Day 2 (1945) Robert H. Jackson Complete Nuremberg Trial Opening (Part 1)

History On Nov. 21, 1945, Justice Robert H. Jackson delivered his opening statement at Nuremberg. Based on audio recordings from the World Court, here is Part 1 of Jackson's complete presentation. It is to be noted that the courtroom presentation is not...

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Cette histoire, vraie, est une aventure humaine. Celle d’une quête de la liberté, pleine d’espoir et d’émotion, dont l’issue est le fruit de femmes et d’hommes de bonne volonté et de la détermination d’un homme. Jean Guillermo, prisonnier de guerre à...

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Dagobert Oster - deported from Drancy to Auschwitz on 14/09/1942

Excerpt from the testimony of Dagobert Oster, describing his deportation from Drancy, the conditions during the trainride and the arrival to Auschwitz in September 1942. Interview conducted by the USC Shoah Foundation Institute.

22 juin