on his own. Dr. Hoven had no cause for that. It was not his life that was endangered by those spies or traitors. It was rather the committee of poli [ ... ]
135 of my closing brief. 3) Actually, the prevention of the planned crimes, i.e., the mass murder of a multitude of domestic and foreign political [ ... ]
Pieck is one of the few who are best equipped to answer these questions, for he belonged to the Committee of domestic and foreign political prisoner [ ... ]
result: a) The defendant Dr. Hoven saved the lives of numerous inmates. b) Dr. Hoven helped numerous prisoners to regain freedom. c) Dr. Hoven as [ ... ]
From those facts the witness drew the only correct conclusion which I could not better phrase myself. Your Honors; I can not imagine that a man wh [ ... ]
the prosecution still calls him a corruptible murderer. First of all, I venture to ask: Who should have bribed him? The poor inmates who called not [ ... ]
Gestapo dungeons and as inmate on the Buchenwald concentration camp. Such a man who acted so often in the best interest of the United Nations, a ma [ ... ]
THE MARSHAL: The Tribunal is again in session. THE PRESIDENT: The Tribunal will hear from counsel for the defendant B [ ... ]
The charges which were raised were so severe and seemed so well founded that a defense of the German medical men who appear in this trial seemed har [ ... ]
who are in the dock here. The bearers of the names most frequently mentioned here are the very men who escaped human justice through their own hands [ ... ]