Key Content
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General documents
- List of judges and counsels
- Minute Book
- Prosecution Exhibit Index
- Defense Exhibit Index
- List of Witnesses
- Progress Docket
Opening of the trial
Opening statements
Opening Statements of the Prosecution
- Opening Statement of Chief of Counsel, Brigadier General Telford Taylor
- Count One: Plans, Preparation, Initiation of Invasions and Initiation and Managing of Aggressive Wars
- Count Two: Plunder and Spoliation
- Count Three: Slavery and Mass Murder
Opening Statements of the Defense
- Opening Statement of Counsel for Dr. Carl Krauch
- Opening Statement of Counsel for Hermann Schmitz
- Opening Statement of Counsel for Dr. Fritz ter Meer
- Opening Statement of Counsel for Otto Ambros
Evidence
- Presentation of Evidence by the Prosecution, Part 1
- Presentation of Evidence by the Prosecution, Part 2
- Presentation of Evidence by the Prosecution, Part 3
- Presentation of Evidence by the Prosecution, Part 4
Witnesses
- Dr. Hans Wagner
Chemist – Employee of I.G. Farben from 1928 to 1945 - Brigadier General John Hopman Morgan
King's counsel and barrister of law - Hermann von Hanneken
Former employee of the Office of the Four Year Plan - Nathaniel Elias
Chemical Engineer - Dr. Werner Hagert
Chemist - Paul Otto Schmidt
Personal Interpreter for Adolf Hitler and Chief Interpreter in the Reich Foreign Office - Karl von Heider
Former employee of I.G. Farben - Botho Alvin Mulert
Reich Ministry of Economics, 1922 to 1944 - Felix Ehrmann
Former Deputy of the Reich Plenipotentiary for Chemical Industry - Lothar Mischke
Employed in the Supervisory Office of Chemistry ["Prüfstelle Chemische Industrie"] from 1935 to 1945 - Helmut Deichfischer
Former head of accounting in the Central Finance Office of I.G. Farben
