books. They are English translations of German documents in some cases German versions. I shall ask that they be handed up and we will hand one copy [ ... ]
I expect to read the pertinent parts of the documents into the system so that they will go into the transcript of the record. Counsel for the German [ ... ]
COLONEL STOREY: If the Tribunal please, in further explanation, the documents which Mr Alderman intends to offer were o [ ... ]
This morning nine documents were named. Of these documents only one, contrary to what the prosecution said, was present; the other eight or nine docu [ ... ]
work on this basis. I therefore request that, first of all, we may wait until we have had our discussion tomorrow with the prosecution, which they ha [ ... ]
Military Tribunal, in the matter of: The Dr. SAUTER: (Defense Counsel): May it please the Court, I should like to make an application. I am Dr. S [ ... ]
make. He has often asked that some of his former colleagues, in particular, Ambassador Gaus, the Ambassador van Rintelen, Minister von Sonnleitner, P [ ... ]
made orally, should have been made in writing. They will consider the facts with reference to the application in respect to the Defendant Ribbentrop' [ ... ]
THE PRESIDENT: I call upon the prosecuting counsel for the United States. MR. ALDERMAN: [ ... ]
aggressive war, producing evidence in greater detail of the relevant activities of the conspirators from 1933 to 1941. make plans about presentation t [ ... ]