[ ... ] that it was foolhardy to provoke a war with Russia and thereby establish two fronts? A Exactly the way I saw it [ ... ]
[ ... ] because of having entered a war, although you were more convinced of this when war was declared against Russia, and that no doubt at all remained in your [ ... ]
[ ... ] they were used in the war? A. Yes, I did. Q. Yes. And then you explained that Russia had fact that Russia no longer belonged to the Geneve Convention did not permit us to mistreat prisoners but it did permit us to use them for work. [ ... ]
[ ... ] on March 1st, German female Wehrmacht Auxiliaries who had returned from captivity in Russia, representatives of the German church told the public that 20,000 German women are in Russian camps. Those five who returned out of hundreds of women who were in Russia are mines or foundries themselves said [ ... ]
[ ... ] and realized only by the military difficulties resulting from the war with Russia. With clean hands and a pure heart, Milch entered the war in August hear about the preparations for the war against Russia through a subordinate, who in turn had been told of Hitler's' plan before the Field Marshal was [ ... ]
[ ... ] services). Exhibit Mi 51 concerning employment of German women prisoners of war in Russia also reveals the same conception of the USSR. The objections that not Russia's conception but that of the United States of America matters here is not justified. Existing regulations between two states can only be [ ... ]
[ ... ] Germany would be bound to the regulations and that Russia was not. From the point of view of international law this is an impossible situation [ ... ]
[ ... ] posal of Russia a large number of people for reconstruction purposes. Complying with this agreement, in January 1945 many thousand members of the Roumanian state were deported to Russia by compulsion and against their will. This case shows what, in such matters, may be legal and valid. Moreover, that [ ... ]
[ ... ] basis of the partitioning agreement between Russia and Germany, had lost its sovereignty. That such partitioning agreements can abrogate the existence of [ ... ]
[ ... ] unnecessary to abide by the terms of the Conventions concerning prisoners of war. The witness von Neurath testified that Russia had renounced the Conventions in question, and hence Germany could renounce them as to Russia. As for France, it is contended that the alleged government headed by Pierre Laval had concluded [ ... ]