do not wish to accuse these government in any way. proceedings or trials were taking place. These were characterized in such a way that the defendant [ ... ]
(Hess) These incidents were recalled to my mind through a certain happening; in England. It wasn't possible for me there to receive the reports on t [ ... ]
madness and I can callthe comrades involved by name. of the reports of the earlier trials. My motive was that my surroundings during my internment act [ ... ]
the Geneva Convention. I fully realize that everything that I should like to state, dealing with, the treatment which I received, on first glance wil [ ... ]
would declare himself willing to put these questions to me and in the same way, it was impossible for me to set out another defense counsel to put the [ ... ]
In the spring of 1942 - THE PRESIDENT: I must draw the attention of the defendant Hess to the fact that he has already [ ... ]
Even if I could, I would not want to erase this period of time from my life, I am happy to know that I have done may duty to my country and ray peopl [ ... ]
DEFENDANT von RIBBENTROP: This trial is to serve the research of historical truth. As far as the point of view of German politicas is concerned, I ca [ ... ]
Stalin in Moscow in 1939, he did not discuss with me the possibility of a peace ful settlement of the German-Polish conflict in the background of the [ ... ]
and the author of the Charter of this Tribunal has proved with Ms inventions only what the background of his thinking was. oped a conspiracy for the e [ ... ]