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Bard, Mitchell, editor. The Nuremberg Trial. San Diego, Calif.: Greenhaven Press, Inc., 2002. (KZ 1176 .N87 2002)JPC sr said:I do say that there is a lot of unreliable info and no reliable authority source.
Presents translated excerpts of primary source documentation from all aspects of the IMT, including preparation for the trial, the prosecution arguments, and the verdicts. Part of the History Firsthand series.
Jackson, Robert Houghwout. The Nürnberg Case. New York: Cooper Square Publishers, 1971. (D 804 .G42 J235 1971)
Contains selected statements by Jackson made in relation to his role at Nuremberg. Includes his report to the President, in which he summarizes his actions in relation to the trial, the opening statement for the United States, the closing address, and several cross-examinations and arguments.
Marrus, Michael R. The Nuremberg War Crimes Trial, 1945-46: A Documentary History. Boston: Bedford Books, 1997. (D 804 .G42 M37 1997)
Collection of translated excerpts from official documents, letters, and testimony transcripts outlining the history of the Nuremberg trial. Contains extensive quotations from the Trial and the texts of final statements made by Nuremberg defendants.
Robinson, Jacob, and Henry Sachs. The Holocaust: The Nuremberg Evidence: Digest, Index, and Chronological Tables. Jerusalem: Yad Vashem, 1976. (Reference D 804 .G42 R62 1976-)
Digest of the court documents used in the Nuremberg Trial. Includes for each document the court code number, the date the document was written, and a brief annotation. Organized both by court number and by date. Contains no actual documents, but is useful for locating documents in other sources.
Smith, Bradley F., editor. The American Road to Nuremberg: The Documentary Record, 1944-1945. Stanford: Hoover Institution Press, 1982. (D 804 .G42 A537 1982)
Collection of declassified policy memoranda, telephone conversations, notes between government officials, and policy directives produced by the United States government concerning the structure and purpose of the Nuremberg Trial. Includes an introduction to each chronological section providing background information.
Stipp, John L., editor. Devil's Diary: The Record of Nazi Conspiracy and Aggression. Yellow Springs, Ohio: Antioch Press, 1955. (D 804 .G42 D485 1955)
Collection of translated German government documents meant to demonstrate the criminality of the Nazi regime's plan to wage aggressive war. The documents are edited, condensed, and annotated.
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