"On Goering's question, the Fuehrer decided that: a) The armed forces determine what shall be built. b) In the shipbuilding program, nothing is to b [ ... ]
perhaps one in the morning, one in the afternoon, as indicated by the original munites, which we captured. By comparison of those two documents with [ ... ]
THE PRESIDENT: Very well. MR ALDERMAN: (Reading) "I have called you together to give yo [ ... ]
constitions (Isuppose he means "personalities." That probably is an inapt translation), my own personality, and that of Mussolini. Essentially, it d [ ... ]
meant by no personalities -- no masters having authority thst he had over his nation. "Besides the personal factor, the political situation is favora [ ... ]
our convictions and make agreeable gestures. They talked to us again in the language of Versailles. There was danger of losing prestige. Now the p [ ... ]
"Now it is also a great risk. Iron nerves, iron resolution." A long discussion follows which I think it is unnecessary to read, and then towards the [ ... ]
"I shall give a propagandistic cause for starting the war, never mind whether it be plausible or not. The victor shall not be asked, later on, whethe [ ... ]
document room, simply written by typewriter. There is no indication of place nor time. THE PRESIDENT: Well, we have n [ ... ]
THE PRESIDENT: The Tribunal is trying this case in accordance with the evidence and not in accordance with what is in t [ ... ]