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INTERNATIONAL MILITARY TRIBUNAL

Document books and trial briefs of the major defendants

Karl Donitz

Karl Donitz

Hans Frank

Wilhelm Frick

Hans Fritzsche

Walter Funk

Hermann Goring

Rudolf Hess

Alfred Jodl

Ernst Kaltenbrunner

Ernst Kaltenbrunner

Wilhelm Keitel

Keitel-Jodl

Keitel-Jodl

Constantin von Neurath

Constantin von Neurath

Franz von Papen

Erich Reader

Erich Reader

Joachim von Ribbentrop

Joachim von Ribbentrop

Alfred Rosenberg

Fritz Sauckel

Hjalmar Schacht

Baldur von Schirach

Arthur Seyss-Inquart

Albert Speer

Julius Streicher

Leadership Corps of the Nazi party - Document Book (DB) 1-2

Gestapo - DB 1-2

General Staff and High Command - DB 1-2

SA - DB 1-5

SD

SS -DB 1-3

Count I

DB A-D

DB E-J

Persecution of the Jews

DB 1-4

Trial Brief (further TB)

Count II - British DB 1, 2, 3, 5

OFFICE OF U.S. CHIEF OF COUNSEL FOR WAR CRIMES. Evidence Division. Document Control Branch. Series of documents used by the U.S. Military Tribunals

NO (Nuremberg Organizations). Documents pertaining to the activities of the Nazi party, such as the SS, SD and Gestapo. Numbers 1 to 5,935

NO - English translation. Numbers 1 to 5,943

OFFICE OF U.S. CHIEF OF COUNSEL FOR THE PROSECUTION OF AXIS CRIMINALITY. Series of documents used by the International Military Tribunal

C (Crimes). Documents pertaining to the activities of the German High Command, particularly the Navy. Numbers 1 to 196

C - English translation. Numbers 1 to 196

D (Industry). Documents pertaining to the use of slave labor in German industry and in labor camps. Numbers 17 to 956

D - English translation. Numbers 41 to 956

EC (Economic Case). Documents pertaining to the development of economic policies in Germany and exploitation of the economy of occupied territories. Numbers 3 to 618

EC - English translation. Numbers 1 to 620

ECH (Economic Case-Heidelberg). Same as EC, for documents collected and screened at the Heidelberg Document Center. Numbers 1 to 36

ECR (Economic case-Reichskreditkassen). Documents pertaining to the occupation of France, Belgium and the Netherlands. Include exhibits on Seyss-Inquart. Numbers 14 to 195

L (London). Documents screened in London pertaining to Nazi war plans, reports on the progress of the war, and affidavits of former camp prisoners. Numbers 3 to 358

L - English translation. Numbers 1 to 361

M (Melvin). Documents named after Melvin Jones, Assistant Prosecutor for the UK, consisting largely of excerpts from German newspapers, magazines, and other publications dealing with anti-Semitism. Numbers 6 to 177

PS (Paris-Storey). The collection of this series began in Paris under the direction of Col. Robert G. Storey, Chief of the Documentation Division of the IMT, and documents Hitler's rise to power and the development of nazi plans of aggression. Numbers 1 to 4,076

PS - English translation. Numbers 1 to 4,080

R (Rotschild). Documents screened by Lt. Rotschild, from the office of Strategic Services in London, pertaining mostly to the administration of occupied territories. Numbers 26 to 178

R - English translation. Numbers 36 to 178

TC (Treaty Committee). Documents pertaining to the international treaties and agreements violated by the Nazi government. Numbers 2 to 93

DOCUMENTS PRESENTED BY FRANCE (F and FR), the UNITED KINGDOM, and the USSR

F. Numbers 83 to 989

RF. Numbers 1 to 1,515

RF - English translation. Numbers 3 to 1,515

UK. Numbers 20, 56, 79 and 170

USSR. Numbers 1 to 509

USSR - English translation. Numbers 1 to 522

U.S. MILITARY TRIBUNALS-Case no. 7. Eighteen bound volumes

MISCELLANY. Seven manuscript boxes