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Document Image IMT Image Prosecution trial brief against Streicher following his defense, including his political career, propaganda work, Aryanization offenses, and incitement of the persecution and extermination of the Jews Individual Responsibility of the Defendant Julius Streicher[.] Based upon entire record through and including testimony of Streicher and his witnesses and the presentation of Streicher's documents as of 30 April 1946 HLSL Item No.: 452541 Source of Text: Case Files/English (US or UK)	U.S. Chief of Counsel U.S. Chief of Counsel Additional details not yet available. Robert H. Jackson See more details Robert H. Jackson American judge (1892-1954) Born: 1892-02-13 (Spring Creek Township) Died: 1954-10-09 (Washington, D.C.) Country of citizenship: United States of America Occupation: judge; lawyer; politician Member of political party: Democratic Party Position held: Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States (nominated by: Franklin Delano Roosevelt; period: 1941-07-11 through 1954-10-09; replaced by: John Marshall Harlan II); Solicitor General of the United States (period: 1938-03-01 through 1940-01-18; replaced by: Francis Biddle; replaces: Stanley Forman Reed); United States Attorney General (period: 1940-01-18 through 1941-08-25; replaced by: Francis Biddle; replaces: Frank Murphy) Educated at: Albany Law School; Jamestown High School VIAF ID: https://viaf.org/viaf/66525309 Harriet F. Zetterberg See more details Harriet F. Zetterberg American lawyer, Nuremberg Trials prosecution Died: 1986-01-01 Occupation: lawyer Participant in: Nuremberg trials (role: Analyst) Employer: United States Department of State (period: 1944-01-01 through 1945-01-01) Educated at: Carleton College; University of Wisconsin–Madison; Yale Law School	1946	Document Image