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Title: Postwar Trials for the Crimes Against Peace, Humanity and War Crimes, Germany, 1945 – 1949, 1945-1949
ID: RG-30/RG-30
Creator: Jim and Jessica Watson
Extent: 0.0
Arrangement: These three collections reflect on the new principles of international law, as long as crimes against peace, humanity and war crimes are concerned. On the other hand, these materials serve as a valuable historic source on the criminal activity of the National Socialist government of Germany and specifically on the role of the leading figures of this Government in multiple crimes in the course of the Second World War.
Languages: German [ger], English [eng]
A David Lippert Collection comprises narratives penned by the judge David Lippert. He analyses the new principles of the International Military Tribunal organized by the mutual Allies’ agreement for the purpose to bring to justice and to outlaw the crimes against peace, humanity, as well as the war crimes. Judge Lippert theorizes over the new legal principles that came into international legal practice as a result of Nurnberg International Military Tribunal, 1945 – 1946 and then were further developed by the United Nations. Until Federal Republic of Germany was established in October 1949, the international teams of jurists were primarily responsible for conducting multiple trials over the former members of Nazi party, German security agencies and the military who were regarded responsible for the crimes against peace, humanity and for the war crimes.
In other words, A David Lippert Collection comprises theoretical discourse over the new principal of international law and its eliciting into practical implementation.
Jim and Jessica Watson Collection comprises ample high profile trials conducted by the Allies’ jurists in Nurnberg in 1947 – 1948. These records, in German language, represent the court proceedings in the number of sound cases, such as United States of America vs. Otto Ohlendorf et.al; United States of America vs. Ernst von Weizsaecker, et. al; and Final Brief of the Criminal Responsibility of Weizsaecker, Steengracht, Woerman Under Count V of the Indictment (Murder of the Jews of Europe,. Part I, Part I1, Nurnberg, 15 November 1948. Another sub-collection is the Buchenwald Case or The United States of America vs. Josias Prince Zu Waldek Et Al. A wide array of Nazi governmental and military high-ranking officials stood trials for various crimes including perpetration of murder by command and for the conspiracy.
There is also a separate collection of court records on a series of Nurnberg Trials against Peace, Humanity and War Crimes. This collection consists of the theoretical documents such as Principles and Recommendations on conducting trials against peace, humanity and war crimes. Separate proceedings reflect investigations and trials conducted because of the mass extermination of the European Jewry. Two documents comprise lists of the accused, incriminated to them crimes and sentencing.
Access Restrictions: No restrictions
Use Restrictions: copyrighted materials, credits to and references to the Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust are required
Physical Access Note: some materials of this record group are on display in the Museum
Technical Access Note: digital copies might be available upon request
Processing Information: Materials of this record group are catalogued, indexed, translated and digitized
Collection of documents related to the Judge David Lippert judicial activity with regard to postwar trials in Germany.
Those were trials against Nazi-German officials accused of the war-crimes and crimes against humanity.
David Lippert personally took part in a number of these trials. He also collected documents related to the judicial proceedings.
Judge David Lippert preliminary examination of the Draft Code of Offenses Against the Peace and Security of Mankind.
July 1951
Rough copy of David Lippert's, The Codification of the Nurnberg Principles
ca 1951
David Lippert, Some Aspects of the Laws of the War in the Light of the War Crimes Trials
1953
Footnotes and references for David Lippert's written analysis on the International Military Tribunal for war crimes.
ca 1953
Transcripts from Military war crimes trial in Nurnberg
February 11, 1948
Court session transcripts from Military war crimes session, Nuremberg
February 11, 1948
Court session transcripts for Military war crimes trial Nuremberg,
February 13, 1948
Court session transcripts, Military war crimes trials in Nuremberg
February 13, 1948
Court session of Miitary war crimes tribunal Nuremberg,
February 16, 1948
Court session transcripts, Nuremberg Military war crimes trial
February 17, 1948
Court session of military war crimes trial in Nuremberg
February 17, 1948
Court session transcripts for International Military war crimes tribunal
February 18, 1948
Court session transcripts of International Military war crimes tribunal case,
February 18, 1948
Court session on INternational military war crimes tribunal
April 12, 1948
Court transcripts from the International Military war crimes tribunal case, Nuremberg
April 28, 1948
Court session transcripts from International Military war crimes tribunal in Nuremberg
April 29, 1948
Court session transcripts from International Military war crimes tribunal in Nuremberg.
May 28, 1948
Court Session transcript of International Military war crimes tribunal in Nuremberg
June 1, 1948
Index for document book
(Evidence of Kidnapping of Alien Children)
1948
Document book listing of indexed offenses (Kidnappings of Alien Children) by various Nazi officers.
Part 2
1949
This Collection comprises guiding documents complied by the International Military Tribunal and evidential records of the particular trials concerning mass killing of Jews perpetrate by German agencies and armed forces.
RG-30.03.01, International Military Tribunal, principles
RG-30.03.02, Judgment of the International Military Tribunal
RG-30.03.03, Military Tribunal IV
RG-30.03.04, Murder of the Jews of Europe Count V, part II
RG-30.03.05, Report and Recommendation on War Crimes and Punishments
RG-30.03.06, Report on the International Status of the War Criminals
RG-30.03.07, Murder of the Jews of Europe Count V, part III
RG-30.03.08, Murder of the Jews of Europe, Count V, part IV
RG-30.03.09, Murder of the Jews of Europe, Count V, part V, final
RG-30.03.10, Complete List of War Crimes Case and Trials, 1
RG-30.03.11, Complete List of War Crimes Case and Trials, 2
Various counts against numerous defendants typewritten from the International Military Tribunal cases, namely trials concerning the mass killing of European Jews perpetrated by German agencies (such as SS, SD, Gestapo) and armed forces.
Defendants include: Rudolf Hess, Hermann Wilhelm Goering, Joachim von Ribbentrop, Alfred Rosenberg, among others.
Judgement of the International Military Tribunal.
Includes:
Pre-trial background: trial of war criminals after WWI, Moscow Declaration 1943, London Agreement 1945
Trial: Indictment, Evidence, Defense
Judgement: Findings and sentences, Law of the case, Effect of the judgment
Executions: specifications
December 1, 1946