Telford Taylor (1908-1998) (Papers: 1918-1998; Bulk: 1949-1992)

Series 5: Nuremberg Military Tribunal (NMT) (1946-1949)

Subseries 1: NMT - Administrative, General and Pre-Trial Files
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Arrangement: Alphabetical by Material Type
Descriptive Notes: The International Military Tribunal (IMT) concluded on Oct. 1, 1946. On Oct. 11th, the Allied Control Council confirmed the sentences and on Oct. 16th it executed the death sentences. On Oct. 17, 1946, Justice Robert H. Jackson (1892-1954) resigned his position as Chief of Counsel of the Office, U.S. Chief of Council for Prosecution of Axis Criminality (OCCPAC). On October 24, 1946, General Joseph T. McNarney (1893-1972) appointed Brig. Gen. Telford Taylor Chief of Counsel for the Office, Chief of Counsel for War Crimes (OCCWC). OCCWC, which replaced (OCCPAC), was established as a division of the Office of the Military Governor - United States (OMGUS). The mission of the OCCWC was to prepare the charges against the indicted defendants and to present the prosecution's case before the tribunals. (See, Telford Taylor, Final Report to the Secretary of the Army on the Nuernberg War Crimes Trials under Control Council Law No. 10 (1949) (Final Report) at 13 and 33)).

During its existence from Oct. 24, 1946 to June 20, 1949, the organization of the OCCWC had to remain flexible as its case work moved from the preparatory to the trial stages. Despite this elasticity, the OCCWC’s basic structure remained relatively unchanged throughout its existence. This structure was divided into two main segments, which were further delineated into several divisions. The "professional" segment of the OCCWC comprised the legal and evidence divisions. Throughout the trials, the mission of the professional segment remained the preparation and presentation of a particular case or type of case. The other OCCWC segment included such “administrative” or “service” divisions as Administrative, Reproduction, Signal, and Language branches. The task of these "service" divisions was to provide full administrative support during the trials. The Signal Division, for example, installed and maintained the simultaneous interpreting system in the Nuremberg courtrooms. (See, Final Report at pg. 42.) These preceding administrative divisions, in turn, were aligned under and reported to the Executive Officer. (See, Final Report at 39 and 41.) Finally, for a full description of the fluid nature the (OCCWC) organization, please see, “The Office, Chief of Counsel for War Crimes,” Final Report at 37-46.
Key to Abbreviations:.

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11NMT - Correspondence1947-1949
12NMT - Correspondence and Reports - Crimes Against Humanity1947
13NMT - Correspondence - re: Letters of U.S. Senator Wayne Morse to Taylor (Nov. 25, 1946 to Mar. 12, 1947)1946-1947
14NMT - Correspondence - re: Earl J. Carroll [Krupp Defense Counsel] and Gen. Lucius D. Clay1947-1948
15NMT - Correspondence - Letters of Introduction and Staff Recommendations1947-1948

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16NMT - Abbreviations Used in Occupation (Feb. 10, 1948)1948
17NMT - Defense Counsel Lists1946-1948
18NMT - Glossary of Offices & Titles or Use by SS Groupn.d.
LC35Nuremberg War Crimes Trials 1946-48 OCCWC - Indictments1946-1948
19NMT - Procedural Rulings (May 5, 1947)1947
110NMT - Statistical File: Reports of War Crimes1946-1948
111NMT - Organizational Memo [Nos. 1 & 2] (May, 1946-June, 1946)1946
112NMT - Military Government Memo - Ordinance No. 7: Organization and Powers of Certain Military Tribunals: Draft [Circulated July-August 1946]1946
1RRESERVED: 13-16n.d.

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LC36Nuremberg War Crimes Trials 1946-49, n.d. OCCWC - Memoranda and Ordinances1946
217NMT-Doc. No. 1807 PS, GB Exhibit 227, Filed: Jan. 15, 1946 - Halder [Microfilm]1946
218NMT - Halder, Franz: Diary Notes1947
219DOA - Memoranda, Proposed Revision of Geneva (Prisoner of War) Convention: (11 Aug. 1948)1948
220NMT - Inter-Office Memorandum, The Dresdner Bank Case: (15 Aug. 1947)1947
221NMT - Inter-Office Memorandum, Trial of Field Marshals in the British Zone: (30 Nov. 1948)1947
222NMT - Inter-Office Memorandum, Inquiry Concerning Statistics and Data on the Preparation of War Crimes Trials at Nurnberg: (15 Dec. 1948)1948
LC37Nuremberg War Crimes Trials 1938-49, 1991, n.d. OCCWC - Notes and Documents (1 of 2)1938-1949
LC38Nuremberg War Crimes Trials 1938-49, 1991, n.d. OCCWC - Notes and Documents (2 of 2)1938-1949
223NMT - Blomberg, Werner von: Memoirs (Memo, Aug. 15, 1949)1949

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224NMT - OCCWC: Administrative Division - Administrative Diagrams and Histories1945-1948
225NMT - OCCWC: Document Control Branch1948
226NMT - OCCWC Doc. No. 375 PS - Extended Case Green [GRUEN - Code for Czechoslovakia] Estimate of the Situation with Special Consideration of the Enemy (Berlin, Aug. 25, 1938)1938
227NMT - OCCWC Doc. No. 1780 PS - Diary: Gen. Alfred Jodl (Jan. 1, 1937 - Aug. 25, 1939) [2 Copies]1937-1939
228NMT - OCCWC Doc. No. 1780 PS - Diary: Gen. Alfred Jodl (Jan. 1, 1937 - Aug. 25, 1939)1937-1939
229NMT - OCCWC Doc. No. 1811 PS - Diary: Gen. Alfred Jodl (Oct. 13, 1939 - Jan. 30, 1940) [Microfilm]1939-1940
2RRESERVED: 30-34n.d.
335 NMT - OCCWC Doc. No. 1811 PS - Diary: Gen. Alfred Jodl (Oct. 13, 1939-Jan. 30, 1940)1939-1940
336NMT - OCCWC Doc. No. 1809 PS - Diary: Gen. Alfred Jodl (Feb. 1, 1940-May 26, 1940) [German]1940
337NMT - OCCWC Doc. No. 1809 PS - Diary: Gen. Alfred Jodl (Feb. 1, 1940-May 26, 1940) [German] [Microfilm]1940
338NMT - OCCWC Doc. No. 1809 PS [Errata Sheet] - Diary: Gen. Alfred Jodl (Feb. 1, 1940-May 26, 1940) [English]1940
339NMT - OCCWC: Evidence Division - Administrative Histories1948
340NMT - OCCWC: Evidence Division - Apprehension and Locator Filesn.d.
341NMT - Arrests by Request of OCCWCn.d.
342IMT/NMT - Memorandums of Interrogation Procedures1946-1948
343NMT - OCCWC: Interrogation Branch: Interrogation Reports (Aug. 1, 1946)1946
344NMT - OCCWC: Evidence Division, Interrogation Branch - Interrogation Summaries (A-F)
345NMT - OCCWC: Evidence Division, Interrogation Branch - Interrogation Summaries (G-L)
3RRESERVED: 46-50n.d.
451NMT - OCCWC: Evidence Division, Interrogation Branch - Interrogation Summaries (N-Z)
452NMT - Interrogation, June 17, 1947: Wolff, Gen. Karl1947
453NMT - OCCWC: Evidence Division, Interrogation Branch - Interrogation Summary - Adam, Wilhelm (Jan. 15, 1948)1948
454NMT - OCCWC: Evidence Division, Interrogation Branch - Interrogation Summary - Hossbach, Friedrich (Jan. 22, 1948)1948
455NMT - OCCWC: Evidence Division, Interrogation Branch - Interrogation Summary - Sodernstern, Gen. (Jan. 22, 1948)1948
456NMT - OCCWC: Evidence Division, Interrogation Branch - Interrogation Summary - Viehaben, Max von (Jan. 27, 1948)1948
457NMT - OCCWC: Evidence Division, Interrogation Branch - Interrogation Summary - Wietersheim, Gustav Anton von (Feb. 13, 1948)1948
458NMT - OCCWC: Interrogation Branch: IMT Interrogations - Amen, Col. John (Mar. 29, 1949)1949
459NMT - OCCWC: Memo, Jan. 30, 1948 - Visit to Nurnberg of Russian Correspondents1948
460NMT - OCCWC: Memo, Jan. 3, 1949 - Brief Survey Concerning the Records of the War Crimes Trials Held in Nurnberg, Germany1949
461NMT - OCCWC: Memo, Feb. 17, 1949 - Bombing of Freiburg1949
462NMT - OCCWC: Press Releases1947
463NMT - OCCWC: Press Releases1948
4RRESERVED: 64-68n.d.
569NMT - OCCWC Press Releases1949
570NMT - OCCWC: Special Release No. 64 - Biographies of 23 defendants, most of whom are doctors. (20 November 1946)1946
571NMT - OCCWC: Reproduction Division, Nuernberg, Germanyn.d.
572NMT - OCCWC: Reproduction Division, Estimated Printed Transcript Pagesn.d.
573NMT - Justice Telephone Directory (Nov. 25, 1946)1946
574NMT - Justice Telephone Directory: OCCWC, Nurnberg (Jan., 1947)1947
575NMT - Justice Telephone Directory: OCCWC, Nurnberg (June, 1947)1947
576NMT - Justice Telephone Directory: OCCWC, Nurnberg (Aug. 11, 1947)1947
577NMT - Justice Telephone Directory: OCCWC, Nurnberg (Jan. 20, 1948)1948
578NMT - Justice Telephone Directory: OCCWC, Nurnberg (Feb. 3, 1948)1948
579NMT - Justice Telephone Directory: OCCWC, Nurnberg (May 3, 1948)1948
580NMT - Justice Telephone Directory: OCCWC, Nurnberg (Sept. 1, 1948)1948
581NMT - OCCWC: Subsequent Proceedings Division, “Some Important Dates in the Political, Economic and Military Life of Modern Germany” (May 1, 1946)1946
582NMT - OCCWC Weekly Work Status Reports of the Administrative Division: (20 Dec. 1946-22 May 1947)1946-1947
5RRESERVED: 83-87n.d.
688NMT - OCCWC Weekly Work Status Reports of the Administrative Division: (1 June 1947-19 Dec. 1947)1947
689NMT - OCCWC Weekly Work Status Reports of the Administrative Division: (5 Jan. 1948-28 June 1948)1948
690NMT - OCCWC Weekly Work Status Reports of the Administrative Division: (2 July 1948-7 Dec. 1948)1948
691NMT - Organization, Tasks and Working Methods of the Ministry of the Armed Forces (Reichswehrministerium) (1 Jan. 1921-16 Mar. 1935) [Remarks of former Brigadier Gen. Kurt Linde] [English\German]1947
692NMT - PIO: Correspondence1949
693NMT - PIO: Press Accreditation Listsn.d.
694NMT - PIO: Address by Gen. Lucius D. Clay, U.S. Military Governor, on the public information policy of OMGUS (6-7 Nov. 1947)1947
695NMT - PIO: Krupp Trial Developments (23 April 1948)1948
696NMT - PIO: PIO Memorandum regarding Name Change (6 Dec. 1948)1948
697NMT - PIO: News Coverage of OMGUS Divisions (17 Dec. 1948)1948
698NMT - PIO: Distribution to Press of Ministries Judgment (17 Feb. 1949)1949
699NMT - PIO: Bormann, Martin1948-1949
6100NMT - PRO: Memo, [n.d.] - Summary of German Public Opinion about the Nuremberg Proceedingsn.d.

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6101NMT - OMGUS: Title 8 - Education and Religious Affairs1947
6102NMT - OMGUS: 8th International Conference for the Unification of Penal Law (Brussels, July 22, 1947): Correspondence and Reports1947
6103NMT - OMGUS: Report of the Military Governor: Denazification (Cumulative Review)1948
6104NMT - OMGUS: Special Report of the Military Governor: The German Press in the U.S. Occupied Area (Nov. 1948)1948
6RRESERVED: 105-108n.d.

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7109BBSU - British Bombing Survey: The Strategic Air War Against Germany1939-1945
7110Chief Committee for German War Crimes in Poland - Destruction of Varsaw: Admissions of German Generals, Tried by the Polish Prosecutor, Member of the Polish Legation on the Counsel for War Crimes at Nuernberg. [Pencil Drawings]1946
7111Lamm, Hans, “Are the Nuernberg Trials Just and Fair,” (German American Youth Club, Nuernberg, May 19, 1948): Transcript [2 copies] [Inscribed]1948
LC113Nuremberg Military Tribunal Miscellaneous Materials1946-1949
7112NMT - NG 4415: Extract from the Lawyers’ Gazette: Information for the members of the German Bar Association, 20th Year, Booklet 4: (Apr., 1933) [English Translation]1933
7113NMT - NG 5890: Lecture - Dr. Rudolf Dix, “Three Years at Nuernberg” (Oct. 11, 1948): English Translation [2 copies]1948
7114NMT - Transmittal of Requested Statement: Gen. Eisenhower Press Conference (June 18, 1945)1945
7115NMT - Translation of Document No. C-170 [OCCWC]n.d.
7116Nuremberg Trial Procedure and the Rights of the Accused (23 Apr. 1948)1948
7117Organization of the Department of the Army (10 Mar. 1948)1948
7118Polish Matters1946-1947
7119Report of the Deputy Judge Advocate for War Crimes European Command [June 1944-July 1948]: (June 29, 1948)1948
7120Selected Reading List on the Nurnberg War Crimes Trials (1 Dec. 1948)1948
7121Summary of Multipartite Agreements & Disagreements on Germany, Part I (15 Sept. 1948)1948
7122Summary of Multipartite Agreements & Disagreements on Germany, Part II (15 Sept. 1948)1948
7RRESERVED: 123-130n.d.

Subseries 2: NMT - Case Files
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Arrangement: Case Number Order
Descriptive Notes: The Nuremberg Military Tribunals (NMT) or "subsequent trials" consisted of 12 major trials and involved 185 defendants. These trials were held at Nuremberg by OMGUS between December 1946 and April 1949. (See, Laqueur, Walter and Judith Tydor Baumel, eds., "War Crimes," The Holocaust Encyclopedia (2001): 676.) See also, Final Report at 90-93.)

The prosecution utilized a four-pronged analysis in selecting individuals to be tried before the NMT. First, the NMT had to make general decisions about what individuals should be accused through the collection and analysis of oral and documentary evidence. (See, Final Report, at 74-75.) Second, the NMT had to become familiar with the organization and functions of the Nazi Reich through the compiling of analytical studies. These reports were utilized to draw conclusions about the locus of criminal responsibility within each bureaucracy. Third, the NMT had to ascertain the location of important war crime suspects through the Apprehension and Locator Branch. For example, a large number of suspected criminals were not located and, therefore, not available for prosecution until a year or more after the end of the war. (See, Final Report, at 74-75) Fourth, the NMT had to contend with the affect of such overall policy and administrative factors as time, staff and money. Although these trials were deemed important, they could not grow out of proportion to other occupation programs and activities. (See, Final Report, at 76. See also, Laqueur, Walter and Judith Tydor Baumel, eds., "War Crimes," The Holocaust Encyclopedia (2001): 676.)

Under these four limitations, the NMT decided to group the defendants according to their primary sphere of activity. This decision greatly reduced the factual scope and enhanced the expediency of the trials. (See, Final Report, at 76.) These primary spheres of activity included the following subject areas: medical, legal, ethnological, economic, military, and political. The 12 trials, in turn, were arranged under these subjects.
BoxFolderTitleDate
11NMT - Case No. 1, “Medical Case” - Indictment (Oct. 25, 1946)1946
12NMT - Case No. 1, “Medical Case” - Basic Information on the German State Medical Services (Dec. 9, 1946) [3 copies]1946
13NMT - Case No. 1, “Medical Case” - Closing Brief: Sievers, Wolfram (July, 1947)1947
14NMT - Case No. 1, “Medical Case” - Defendant Reply Brief: Sievers, Wolfram (Aug., 1947)1947
15NMT - Case No. 2, “Milch Case” - Indictment (Nov. 13, 1946)1946
16NMT - Case No. 2, “Milch Case” - Official Transcript [Accuracy] (Mar. 20, 1947)1947
17NMT - Case No. 3, “Justice Case” - Indictment (Jan. 4, 1947)1947
18NMT - Case No. 3, “Justice Case” - Basic Information on the German Judicial System (Mar. 3, 1947)1947
19NMT - Case No. 3, “Justice Case” - Opening Statement: USA (Mar. 5, 1947)1947
110NMT - Case No. 3, “Justice Case” - Court III, Case III (Official Transcript, Dec. 4, 1947): 10786-109021947
111NMT - Case No. 3, “Justice Case” - Court III, Case III (Afternoon Session, Dec. 4, 1947): 10861-109021947
112NMT - Case No. 3, “Justice Case” - Correction Sheet, Court III, Case III (Afternoon Session, Dec. 4, 1947): 10933-10933bb [2 copies]1947
113NMT - Case No. 3, “Justice Case” - Final Judgments (Dec. 3-4, 1947)1947
1RRESERVED: 14-18n.d.
219NMT - Case No. 4, “Pohl Case” - Indictment (Jan. 13, 1947)1947
220NMT - Case No. 4, “Pohl Case” - Basic Information on the SS and the WVHA (Apr. 8, 1947)1947
221NMT - Case No. 4, “Pohl Case” - Doc. No. - 1951n.d.
222NMT - Case No. 5, “Flick Case” - Indictment (Feb. 8, 1947)1947
223NMT - Case No. 5, “Flick Case” - Amended Indictment: Flick, Friedrich (Mar. 18, 1947)1947
224NMT - Case No. 5, “Flick Case” - Basic Information German Corporate Forms and Expressions (Apr. 19, 1947): [A]1947
225NMT - Case No. 5, “Flick Case” - Basic Information Private and Governmental Institutions Controlling German Economy, with Particular Reference to the Coal and Iron Industries (Apr. 19, 1947): [B]1947
226NMT - Case No. 5, “Flick Case” - Basic Information on the Flick Konzern (Apr. 19, 1947): [C] [Incomplete]1947
227NMT - Case No. 5, “Flick Case” - Final Plea (Nov., 1947): Burkart, Odilo1947
228NMT - Case No. 5, “Flick Case” - Final Plea (Nov., 1947): Weiss, Bernard1947
229NMT - Case No. 5, “Flick Case” - Final Plea [Plaedoyer] (Nov., 1947): Weiss, Bernard [German]1947
230NMT - Case No. 5, “Flick Case” - Afternoon Session (Nov. 28, 1947) [pgs. 10762-10884]1947
231NMT - Case No. 5, “Flick Case” - Afternoon Session [Correction Sheet] (Nov. 28, 1947) [pgs. 10807A-10821D]1947
232NMT - Case No. 6, “I.G. Farben Case” - Basic Information on I.G. Farbenindustrie, Vol. I (Aug. 20, 1947)1947
2RRESERVED: 33-37n.d.
338NMT - Case No. 6, “I.G. Farben Case” - Basic Information on I.G. Farbenindustrie, Vol. II (Aug. 20, 1947)1947
339NMT - Case No. 6, “I.G. Farben Case” - Basic Information about Dr.Ernst Achenbach, Defense Counsel for Fritz Gajewski: (Jan. 28, 1948) [Main Counsel to Feb. 1, 1948]1948
340NMT - Case No. 6, “I.G. Farben Case” - Opening Statement: USA (Aug. 27, 1947)1947
341NMT - Case No. 6, “I.G. Farben Case” - Court’s Dissent to Finding: (May 24, 1948)1948
342NMT - Case No. 6, “I.G. Farben Case” - Closing Statement: USA (June 10, 1948)1948
343NMT - Case No. 7, “Southeast Case” - Indictment (May 10, 1947)1947
344NMT - Case No. 7, “Southeast Case” - Basic Informationn.d.
345NMT - Case No. 7, “Southeast Case” - List of Defendantsn.d.
346NMT - Case No. 7, “Southeast Case” - Opening Statement: USA (July 15, 1947)1947
347NMT - Case No. 7, “Southeast Case” - Reply to Prosecution Memorandum of Nov. 5 and 19, 1947: Dehner, Ernst1947
348NMT - Case No. 7, “Southeast Case” - Final Plea: Dehner, Ernstn.d.
349NMT - Case No. 7, “Southeast Case” - Opening Plea: Felmy, Helimuth (Sept. 16, 1947)1947
350NMT - Case No. 7, “Southeast Case” - Pleadings: Felmy, Helimuth (Feb., 1948)1948
3RRESERVED: 51-55n.d.
456NMT - Case No. 7, “Southeast Case” - Final Plea: Foertsch, Hermann (Feb., 1948)1948
457NMT - Case No. 7, “Southeast Case” - Opening Statement: Geitner, Kurt von (Sept. 12, 1947)1947
458NMT - Case No. 7, “Southeast Case” - Final Plea: Geitner, Kurt von (Jan. 20, 1948)1948
459NMT - Case No. 7, “Southeast Case” - Opening Statement: Kuntze, Walter (Sept. 12, 1947)1947
460NMT - Case No. 7, “Southeast Case” - Final Plea: Kuntze, Walter (Feb., 1948)1948
461NMT - Case No. 7, “Southeast Cast” - Opening Statement: Lanz, Hubert (Sept. 12, 1947)1947
462NMT - Case No. 7, “Southeast Case” - Opening Statement: Leyser, Ernst von (Sept., 1947)1947
463NMT - Case No. 7, “Southeast Case” - Final Plea: Leyser, Ernst von (Jan. 17, 1948)1948
464NMT - Case No. 7, “Southeast Case” - Opening Statement: List, Wilhelm and Weichs, Maximillian von (Sept. 12, 1947)1947
465NMT - Case No. 7, “Southeast Case” - Opening Statement: List, Wilhelm and Weichs, Maximillian von (Sept. 12, 1947)1947
4RRESERVED: 66-70n.d.
571NMT - Case No. 7, “Southeast Case” - Final Plea: List, Wilhelm (Jan., 1948)1948
572NMT - Case No. 7, “Southeast Case” - Final Plea: List, Wilhelm (Jan., 1948)1948
573NMT - Case No. 7, “Southeast Case” - Final Plea: Rendulic, Lothar (Jan., 1948)1948
574NMT - Case No. 7, “Southeast Case” - Final Plea: Speidel, Wilhelm (Feb., 1948)1948
575NMT - Case No. 8, “RuSHA Case” - Basic Information on the SS, RKFDV, RuSHA, VOMI and Lebensborn (Oct. 15, 1947)1947
576NMT - Case No. 9, “Einsatzgruppen Case” - Basic Information on the SS, SD, Gestapo, RSHA and the Einsatzgruppen (Sept. 29, 1947)1947
577NMT - Case No. 10, “Krupp Case” - Basic Information Summary (n.d.)1947
5RRESERVED: 78-82n.d.
683NMT - Case No. 10, “Krupp Case” - Opening Statement (Mar. 22, 1948): Krupp, Alfried1948
684NMT - Case No. 10, “Krupp Case” - Closing Statement: USA (June 24, 1948)1948
685NMT - Case No. 10, “Krupp Case” - Rebuttal Statement: USA (June 30, 1948)1948
686NMT - Case No. 10, “Krupp Case” - Final Plea (June, 1948): Eberhardt, Karl1948
687NMT - Case No. 10, “Krupp Case” - Final Plea (June, 1948): Krupp, Alfried1948
688NMT - Case No. 10, “Krupp Case” - Final Plea, Part I [pgs. 1-91] (June, 1948): Krupp, Alfried and Ihn, Max1948
689NMT - Case No. 10, “Krupp Case” - Final Plea, Part I [pgs. 1-91] (June, 1948): Krupp, Alfried and Ihn, Max1948
690NMT - Case No. 10, “Krupp Case” - Final Plea, Part II [pgs. 91a-131] (June, 1948): Krupp, Alfried and Ihn, Max1948
691NMT - Case No. 10, “Krupp Case” - Final Plea: Loeser, Ewald (June, 1948) [Incomplete]1948
692NMT - Case No. 10, “Krupp Case” - Closing Brief concerning Compulsory Production (June, 1948): Krupp, Alfried1948
693NMT - Case No. 10, “Krupp Case” - Closing Brief entitled “Family, Firm and Person” (June, 1948): Krupp, Alfried1948
694NMT - Case No. 10, “Krupp Case” - Closing Brief concerning Reich Association Coal (RVK) and Reichsvereinigung Eisen (RVE) (June, 1948)1948
6RRESERVED: 95-99n.d.
7100NMT - Case No. 10, “Krupp Case” - Final Brief concerning “Treatment of foreign workers and PoWs in the Ruhr Mining Industry, especially at the firm of KRUPP” (June, 1948)1948
7101NMT - Case No. 10, “Krupp Case” - Court’s Finding: Counts 1 and 4 (June, 1948)1948
7102NMT - Case No. 10, “Krupp Case” - Supplemental Motion for Reconsideration: USA (June, 1948)1948
7103NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Basic Information (Feb. 16, 1948)1948
7104NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Indictment (Nov. 15, 1947)1947
7105NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - List of Opening Statements and Final Pleas by Defense Counseln.d.
7106NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Opening Statement: Bohle, Ernst Wilhelmn.d.
7107NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Opening Statement (Aug., 1948): Darre, Richard Walther1948
7108NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Opening Statement: Dietrich, Otton.d
7109NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Opening Statement (Aug., 1948): Kehrl, Hans1948
7110NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Opening Statement: Keppler, Wilhelm (Aug., 1948) [2 copies]1948
7111NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Opening Statement (July, 1948): Koerner, Paul1948
7112NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Opening Statement: Koerner, Paul [Incomplete]1948
7113NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Opening Statement (Sept., 1948): Korsigk, Lutz Schwerin von1948
7114NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Opening Statement (Aug., 1948): Lammers, Hans-Heinrich1948
7115NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Opening Statement (Apr., 1948): Meissner, Otto1948
7116NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Opening Statement (July, 1948): Pleiger, Paul1948
7117NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Opening Statement (May, 1948): Puhl, Emil1948
7118NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Opening Statement (Aug., 1948): Rasche, Karl1948
7119NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Opening Statement (June, 1948): Ritter, Karl1948
7120NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Opening Statement (Apr., 1948): Schellenberg, Walter1948
7121NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Opening Statement: Steengracht, Adolf vonn.d.
7122NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Opening Statement: Stuckart, Wilhelmn.d.
7123NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Opening Statement (June, 1948): Weizsaecker, Ernst von1948
7124NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Opening Statement (June, 1948): Woermann, Ernst1948
7125NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Doc. No. NG - 4954 (Mar. 20, 1942)1942
7126NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Speech: M. Gerthoffer concerning the murder of Gen. Mosny (3 March 1948)1948
7127NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Trial Brief re: “Crimes against Humanity” (March, 1948): Lammers, Hans-Heinrich1948
7128NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Final Plea (Nov., 1948): Berger, Gottlob1948
7129NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Final Plea (Nov., 1948): Berger, Gottlob1948
7130NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Final Plea (Nov., 1948): Bohle, Ernst Wilhelm1948
7RRESERVED: 131-135n.d.
8136NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Final Plea: Darre, Richard Walther (Nov., 1948)1948
8137NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Final Plea (Nov., 1948): Dietrich, Otto1948
8138NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Final Plea (Nov., 1948): Erdmannsdorff, Otto von1948
8139NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Closing Brief [Errata Sheet]: Erdmannsdorff, Otto vonn.d
8140NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Final Plea (Nov., 1948): Kehrl, Hans1948
8141NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Final Plea: Keppler, Wilhelmn.d.
8142NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Final Plea (Nov., 1948): Koerner, Paul1948
8143NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Final Plea (Nov., 1948): Koerner, Paul1948
8144NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Final Plea (Nov., 1948): Korsigk, Lutz Schwerin von1948
8145NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Final Plea (Nov., 1948): Korsigk, Lutz Schwerin von1948
8146NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Final Plea (Nov., 1948): Lammers, Hans-Heinrich1948
8147NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Final Plea (Oct., 1948): Meissner, Otto1948
8148NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Supplement to Final Plea (Nov., 1948): Meissner, Otto1948
8149NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Final Plea (Nov., 1948): Pleiger, Paul1948
8150NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Final Plea (Nov., 1948): Puhl, Emil1948
8RRESERVED: 151-155n.d.
9156NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Final Plea: Rasche, Karln.d.
9157NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Final Plea (Nov., 1948): Ritter, Karln.d.
9158NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Final Plea: Schellenberg, Waltern.d.
9159NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Final Plea (Nov., 1948): Steengracht, Adolf von1948
9160NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Final Plea: Stuckart, Wilhelmn.d.
9161NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Final Plea: Stuckart, Wilhelmn.d.
9162NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Final Plea (Nov., 1948): Veesenmayer, Edmund1948
9163NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Final Plea (Nov., 1948): Weizsaecker, Ernst von1948
9164NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Final Plea (Nov., 1948): Woermann, Ernst1948
9165NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Final Plea [Addenda] (Nov., 1948): Woermann, Ernst1948
9166NMT - Case No. 11, “Ministries Case” - Verdicts and Sentencesn.d.
9167NMT - Case No. 12, “High Command” - Basic Information (Jan., 1948)1948
9168NMT - Case No. 12, “High Command” - Corrigendan.d.
9169NMT - Case No. 12, “High Command” - Opening Statement: USA (Feb. 4, 1948) [pg. 56 missing]1948
9170NMT - Case No. 12, “High Command” - Official Transcript (Feb. 5, 1948): 16-113.1948
9RRESERVED: 171-175n.d.
10176NMT - Case No. 12, “High Command” - Index to document books I and II relative to the defense of the Group General Staff and Supreme Command of the Wehrmacht: [Part 1]n.d.
10177NMT - Case No. 12, “High Command” - Table of Contents for Document Book No. II for the Defense of the General Staff and High Command [Part 2] [NOTE: (2) page [157]n.d.
10178NMT - Case No. 12, “High Command” - Document Book II (May, 1948)1948
10179NMT - Case No. 12, “High Command” - Index to Document Book III (May, 1948)1948
10180NMT - Case No. 12, “High Command” - Document Book III (May, 1948)1948
10181NMT - Case No. 12, “High Command” - Document Book IV (May, 1948) 1948
10182NMT - Case No. 12, “High Command” - Supplementary Book to Document Book IV (May, 1948)1948
10183NMT - Case No. 12, “High Command” - Reports on the Bombing of Freiburg, Germany (May 10, 1940-May 11, 1940) [3 copies]1940
10184NMT - Case No. 12, “High Command” - Index for Document Book No. 10-An.d.
10185NMT - Case No. 12, “High Command” - Index for Supplemental Document Book No. 10-An.d.
10RRESERVED: 186-190n.d.
11191NMT - Case No. 12, “High Command” - Supplemental Document Book No. 10, (Cont’d) - Bn.d.
11192NMT - Case No. 12, “High Command” - Index for Supplemental Document Book No. 10, (Cont’d) - Bn.d.
11193NMT - Case No. 12, “High Command” - Index for Document Book No. 10-Cn.d.
11194NMT - Case No. 12, “High Command” - Closing Statement: USA (Aug. 10, 1948)1948
11RRESERVED: 194-200n.d.

Subseries 3: NMT - Post-Trial: Administrative and Publication Files
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Descriptive Notes: This subseries contains archival materials related primarily to the various Nuremberg publication projects engaged in by Prof. Taylor at the conclusion of the Nuremberg Military Tribunals. Prof. Taylor believed firmly that the United States Government had made a heavy moral investment in the trials and, therefore, the records of the proceedings must made available to the public for three main reasons. First, the reputation of the Nuremberg judical process must be protected and cannot be allowed to be diminished by ill-informed discussion created by a lack of access to the truth. Second, the Nuremberg records must aid in the development of a workable and enlightened system of international law. Third, Nuremberg proceedings must be made available in order to promote the reestablishment of democracy in Germany. (See, Final Report, at 100-101.) The remaining files relate to assisting his staff in obtaining post-Nuremberg employment and tracking the administration of the Landsberg Prison. (For a full discussion of the problems and issues involved with the termination of the Nuremberg trials, please see: Telford Taylor, Final Report to the Secretary of the Army on the Nuernberg War Crimes Trials under Control Council Law No. 10 (1949): 94-102.
BoxFolderTitleDate
11Carnegie Endowment for International Peace - Committee on War Crimes Research: Correspondence1948-1949
12Carnegie Endowment for International Peace - Committee on War Crimes Research: Correspondence (Jan. 1950-Apr. 1950)1950
13Carnegie Endowment for International Peace - Committee on War Crimes Research: Correspondence (May 1950-Nov. 1950)1950
14Carnegie Endowment for International Peace - Committee on War Crimes Research: Correspondence1951-1957
15Carnegie Endowment for International Peace - Committee on War Crimes Research: Report of the Subcommittee for the Formulation of a Research Program (Apr. 18, 1950) [2 copies]1950
1RRESERVED: 6-10n.d.
211Correspondence: Nuremberg1949-1951
212Correspondence: Staff Recommendation Letters1948
213Correspondence: Staff Recommendation Letters1949-1950
214Final Report on the Disposition of the Nurnberg Records1949
215Final Report on the Secretariat for U.S. Military Tribunals, Nurnberg, Germany to U.S. High Commissioner for Germany (15 Nov. 1949)1949
216Final Report to the Secretary of the Army: Correspondence1949
217Final Report to the Secretary of the Army: Correspondence1950-1951
LC33Nuremberg War Crimes Trials 1945-49 OCCWC - Final Report Appendices A-K1945-1949
218Final Report to the Secretary of the Army: Errata - Appendix Bn.d.
LC34Nuremberg War Crimes Trials 1945-49 OCCWC - Final Report Appendices L-S1945-1949
LC32Nuremberg War Crimes Trials 1945-49 OCCWC - Final Report1945-1949
2RRESERVED: 19-23n.d.
324Final Report to the Secretary of the Army: Newspaper Accounts1949
325Landsberg Prison Conditions1949
326Landsberg: A Documentary Report [3 copies]1951
327Nuremberg Trials Publications: Correspondence1946-1948
328Nuremberg Trials Publications: Correspondence1949
329Nuremberg Trials Publications: Correspondence1950-1951
330Nuremberg Trials Publications: Pamphlets [15 copies]1951
331“An Outline of the Research and Publication Possibilities of the War Crimes Trials” (November 1948): Correspondence1948-1949
332“An Outline of the Research and Publication Possibilities of the War Crimes Trials” (November 1948): Manuscript [12 Copies]1948
3RRESERVED: 33-40n.d.

Subseries 4: Post-Nuremberg Trials
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BoxFolderTitleDate
11Attorney General of the Government of Israel v. Adolf Eichmann, 36 I.L.R. 5 (Dist. Ct. Jerusalem, 1961) (reprinted, in relevant part, 56 Am. J. Int'l L. 805 (1962)), aff'd, 36 I.L.R. 277 (1962): Court Documents - Indictment (Feb. 21, 1961)1961
12Attorney General of the Government of Israel v. Adolf Eichmann, 36 I.L.R. 5 (Dist. Ct. Jerusalem, 1961) (reprinted, in relevant part, 56 Am. J. Int'l L. 805 (1962)), aff'd, 36 I.L.R. 277 (1962): Court Documents - Israel Police: Eichmann Trial Administration: Glossary: German - French - English (Mar. 23, 1961)1961
13Attorney General of the Government of Israel v. Adolf Eichmann, 36 I.L.R. 5 (Dist. Ct. Jerusalem, 1961) (reprinted, in relevant part, 56 Am. J. Int'l L. 805 (1962)), aff'd, 36 I.L.R. 277 (1962): Court Documents - Trial Exhibits1961
14Attorney General of the Government of Israel v. Adolf Eichmann, 36 I.L.R. 5 (Dist. Ct. Jerusalem, 1961) (reprinted, in relevant part, 56 Am. J. Int'l L. 805 (1962)), aff'd, 36 I.L.R. 277 (1962): Journal Articles1960
15Attorney General of the Government of Israel v. Adolf Eichmann, 36 I.L.R. 5 (Dist. Ct. Jerusalem, 1961) (reprinted, in relevant part, 56 Am. J. Int'l L. 805 (1962)), aff'd, 36 I.L.R. 277 (1962): Journal Articles - Part 11961
16Attorney General of the Government of Israel v. Adolf Eichmann, 36 I.L.R. 5 (Dist. Ct. Jerusalem, 1961) (reprinted, in relevant part, 56 Am. J. Int'l L. 805 (1962)), aff'd, 36 I.L.R. 277 (1962): Journal Articles - Part 21961
17Attorney General of the Government of Israel v. Adolf Eichmann, 36 I.L.R. 5 (Dist. Ct. Jerusalem, 1961) (reprinted, in relevant part, 56 Am. J. Int'l L. 805 (1962)), aff'd, 36 I.L.R. 277 (1962): Journal Articles1962
18Attorney General of the Government of Israel v. Adolf Eichmann, 36 I.L.R. 5 (Dist. Ct. Jerusalem, 1961) (reprinted, in relevant part, 56 Am. J. Int'l L. 805 (1962)), aff'd, 36 I.L.R. 277 (1962): Journal Articles1963
19Attorney General of the Government of Israel v. Adolf Eichmann, 36 I.L.R. 5 (Dist. Ct. Jerusalem, 1961) (reprinted, in relevant part, 56 Am. J. Int'l L. 805 (1962)), aff'd, 36 I.L.R. 277 (1962): Journal Articlesn.d.
1RRESERVED: 10-14n.d.
215Attorney General of the Government of Israel v. Adolf Eichmann, 36 I.L.R. 5 (Dist. Ct. Jerusalem, 1961) (reprinted, in relevant part, 56 Am. J. Int'l L. 805 (1962)), aff'd, 36 I.L.R. 277 (1962): Newspaper Articles1960
216Attorney General of the Government of Israel v. Adolf Eichmann, 36 I.L.R. 5 (Dist. Ct. Jerusalem, 1961) (reprinted, in relevant part, 56 Am. J. Int'l L. 805 (1962)), aff'd, 36 I.L.R. 277 (1962): Newspaper Articles (Jan., 1961-May, 1961)1961
217Attorney General of the Government of Israel v. Adolf Eichmann, 36 I.L.R. 5 (Dist. Ct. Jerusalem, 1961) (reprinted, in relevant part, 56 Am. J. Int'l L. 805 (1962)), aff'd, 36 I.L.R. 277 (1962): Newspaper Articles (June, 1961-Dec., 1961)1961
218Attorney General of the Government of Israel v. Adolf Eichmann, 36 I.L.R. 5 (Dist. Ct. Jerusalem, 1961) (reprinted, in relevant part, 56 Am. J. Int'l L. 805 (1962)), aff'd, 36 I.L.R. 277 (1962): Newspaper Articles1962-1963
219Attorney General of the Government of Israel v. Adolf Eichmann, 36 I.L.R. 5 (Dist. Ct. Jerusalem, 1961) (reprinted, in relevant part, 56 Am. J. Int'l L. 805 (1962)), aff'd, 36 I.L.R. 277 (1962): Newspaper Article1977
220Attorney General of the Government of Israel v. Adolf Eichmann, 36 I.L.R. 5 (Dist. Ct. Jerusalem, 1961) (reprinted, in relevant part, 56 Am. J. Int'l L. 805 (1962)), aff'd, 36 I.L.R. 277 (1962): Newspaper Articles - The Jerusalem Post (Apr., 1961) [Fragile]1961
221Attorney General of the Government of Israel v. Adolf Eichmann, 36 I.L.R. 5 (Dist. Ct. Jerusalem, 1961) (reprinted, in relevant part, 56 Am. J. Int'l L. 805 (1962)), aff'd, 36 I.L.R. 277 (1962): Personal Trial Notes1961
222Attorney General of the Government of Israel v. Adolf Eichmann, 36 I.L.R. 5 (Dist. Ct. Jerusalem, 1961) (reprinted, in relevant part, 56 Am. J. Int'l L. 805 (1962)), aff'd, 36 I.L.R. 277 (1962): Personal Trial Notes and IDs [2]1961
2RRESERVED: 23-27n.d.
328The Buchenwald Case - War Crimes Trial: An Information Booklet on the Buchenwald Concentration Camp Case: The United States v. Josias Prince zu Waldeck, et. al. (To Be Heard at Camp Dachau, Germany, 11 April 1947)1947
329Callsen, Kuno, Landgericht Darmstadt - Strafsache gegen Kuno Callsen und Andere wegen Mordes: Die Verteidigung des Angeklagten Kurt Hans: Correspondence (1968), trans. [The Provincial Court Darmstadt - Criminal Case against Kuno Callsen and Others Concerning Murder: The Defense of the Defendant, Kurt Hans]1968
330Flick v. Johnson, 85 U.S. App. D.C. 70, 174 F.2d 983, 1949 U.S. App. LEXIS 2314 (1949): Brief for Respondents in Opposition1949
331Halder, Franz (Denazification Proceedings, Sept. 15-21, 1948): German Transcript1948
332Halder, Franz (Verdict, Denazification Proceedings, Oct. 26, 1948): German Transcript1948
333Halder, Franz [Diary] Correspondence1947-1950
334Halder, Franz and Gen. Jodl [Disposition of Diaries] Correspondence1948-1950
335Johnson v. Eisentrager, 338 U.S. 877, 70 S. Ct. 158, 94 L. Ed. 538, 1949 U.S. LEXIS 1695 (1949): Petition for a Writ of Certiorari1949
336Malmedy Trials [Under authority of Theater Judge Advocate]: Correspondence1949
337Wolff, Karl (Denazification Court, Bergedorff, June 3, 1949): Correspondence1948-1949
338Wolff, Karl (Denazification Court, Bergedorff, June 3, 1949): English Transcript1949
339Wolff, Karl (Denazification Court, Bergedorff, June 3, 1949): German Transcript1949
340Wolff, Karl (Landgerichtsrat, Muenchen, 1963): Correspondence1963
3RRESERVED: 41-45n.d.

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