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Orders to navy stations prepare the torpedo-boat flotilla secretly, due to treaty limits and the disarmament conference

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Authors

Erich Raeder (admiral, Navy commander in chief (1935-43))

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Erich Raeder

German naval officer and Großadmiral during World War II

Born: 1876-04-24 (Wandsbek)
Died: 1960-11-06 (Kiel)
Country of citizenship: Germany
Occupation: historian; naval officer
Member of political party: Nazi Party
Participant in: Nuremberg trials (role: defendant)
Military rank: Großadmiral
Military branch: German Navy; Imperial German Navy; Kriegsmarine

Date: 10 February 1932

Literal Title: Subject: Torpedo - Armament of E-Boats.

Defendant: Erich Raeder

Total Pages: 1

Language of Text: English

Evidence Code: C-141

Document Book No: Prosecution 10 (Raeder)

Citations: IMT (page 2714), IMT (page 9719)

HLSL Item No.: 452945

Notes:Another copy of C 141 had been entered as US exhibit 47.

Trial Issues

Conspiracy (and Common plan, in IMT) (IMT, NMT 1, 3, 4, 11) Wars of aggression

Document Summary

Staff Evidence Analyses

C-141: Order for concealed armament of E-boats

Blue Series Subject Index

C-141: VERSADLLES TREATY. VIOLATIONS BY GERMANY -- German Navy, camouflaged rearmament, Raeder oral evidence -- Speed boats, construction in 1932, Raeder oral evidence -- Raeder’s attitude, oral evidence