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"...regardless of the regulations of international law"(Walter Stothfang). This shows that Goering agreed to this because Sothfang is his second in command. Showing that Goering agreed with this.

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He directed 🤬 and Heydrich to "bring about a complete solution of the Jewish question in the German sphere of influence in Europe."

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The Avalon Project : Nuremberg Trial Proceedings Vol. 22 - Tuesday, 1 October 1946

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Proceedings of the Nuremberg War Crimes Trials

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He directed 🤬 and Heydrich to "bring about a complete solution of the Jewish question in the German sphere of influence in Europe."

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The Avalon Project : Nuremberg Trial Proceedings Vol. 22 - Tuesday, 1 October 1946

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Proceedings of the Nuremberg War Crimes Trials

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What is the Fuehrer?
Leader:Hitler

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"I must take 100 percent responsibility... I even overruled objections by the Fuehrer and brought everything to its final development."

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The Avalon Project : Nuremberg Trial Proceedings Vol. 22 - Tuesday, 1 October 1946

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Proceedings of the Nuremberg War Crimes Trials

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Goering was the moving force for aggressive war second only to Hitler. He was the planner and prime mover in the military and diplomatic preparation for war which Germany pursued.

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The Avalon Project : Nuremberg Trial Proceedings Vol. 22 - Tuesday, 1 October 1946

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Proceedings of the Nuremberg War Crimes Trials

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What does antisemitism mean? Hostility or prejudice to Jews.

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Being ordered by your superior to do something still makes you responsible for carrying it out, but your punishment can be lessened (Page 6).

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The Defendants have everything translated into their native language (Page 9).

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The expenses of the Tribunal and of the Trials shall be charged by the Signatories against the funds allotted for maintenance of the Control Council for Germany (Page 12).

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The Tribunal can summon the Defendant to death (Page 12).

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the final judgement cannot be reviewed(Page 12).

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The indictment is read in court, the defendant pleads guilty or not guilty, opening statement, what evidence the the Prosecution submits to the Tribunal, witnesses for the Prosecution examined, Tribunal can question witnesses, the Prosecution can interrogate witnesses, Defense will address the court, each Defendant makes a statement to the Tribunal, the Tribunal delivers judgement and pronounce sentences (Page 11).

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The Tribunal is required to look at all evidence (Page 10).

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The Tribunal can summon witnesses, interrogate defendants, production of documents, administer oaths to witnesses, appoint officers (Page 10).

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The Tribunal has to do things to make sure the defendant is given a fair trial (Page 9).

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The Chief Prosecutors have the power to do many things to gain evidence needed (Page 8-9).

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The Tribunal creates the rules but it is limited by the Charter of the International Military Tribunal (Page 7).

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If convicted by the Tribunal an go to the national, military, or occupation court to get additional punishment if proven guilty (Page 7).

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All leaders, organizers, etc. are responsible for the execution of the plan and are responsible for any crimes performed by any persons (288).

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Inhumane acts against civilization population. Examples: Murder, enslavement, slave trade(288).

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Violation of the laws or customs of the war. It includes murder, helping the enemy, deportation to slave labor, killing of hostages, destruction of unneeded towns, forced labor of prisoners or war. (288).

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Violations of international treaties about war(288).

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The tribunal has four members appointed by the signatories. Each one has one alternate who can replace them if any health issue. One of them is selected as the President before the trial and the role rotates. They function as both judge and jury. They decide on majority vote OR president's decision(except in sentencing-must have a majority) (282).

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The punishment will be decided by the Allies (Article 1).

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Still to be decided if they will be punished as a whole or individually.(Article 1)

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All German officials will be sent back to the countries to where they harmed the Jews (Page 2).

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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, U.S.A, France, Soviet Union/Russia.(Taken place in London)(Page 2)