Official documents
JUDGMENT
...In December 1941 he made the suggestion to Hitler that in a case of shooting 100 hostages, ( Jews only be used. )

Official documents
JUDGMENT
War Crimes and Crimes against Humanity
...On some occasions, War Crimes were deliberately planned long in advance.( To obtain the greatest possible quantity of food and crude oil for Germany - that is the main economic purpose of the campaign. )

TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTEENTH DAY
Tuesday, 1 October 1946
THE PRESIDENT: … Acting under Hitler's orders of January 1940 to set up the "Hohe Schule," ( he organized and directed )

TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTEENTH DAY
Friday, 30 August 1946
GEN. RUDENKO: … Did not Rosenberg receive an official note from Lammers mentioning that the Geneva Convention was not valid ( for Soviet prisoners of war? )

ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-NINTH DAY
Monday, 29 July 1946
GEN. RUDENKO (Chief Prosecutor for the U.S.S.R.): ...On 7 April 1941, 2 weeks prior to his nomination, Rosenberg sent his proposals to Hitler for the division of the Soviet Union into Reich Commissariats and for the appointment of fascist governors ( for the occupied territories. )

ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-NINTH DAY
Monday, 29 July 1946
GEN. RUDENKO: … In the "12 Commandments for the Behavior of the Germans in the East" of 1 June 1941, the sixth commandment reads as follows ( Read more... )

ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FIFTH DAY
Wednesday, 10 July 1946
DR. THOMA: … I wanted to present to the Tribunal a selection of Jewish literary attacks on the national feeling at that time, but the Tribunal ruled that my application was irrelevant; as these writings were not introduced as evidence I cannot speak about them. It is, ( Read more... )

ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FIFTH DAY
Wednesday, 10 July 1946
DR. THOMA: … Rosenberg's opinions in regard to the race question were the result of racial research ( of international scientists. )

ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FOURTH DAY
Tuesday, 9 July 1946
DR. ALFRED THOMA (Counsel for the Defendant Rosenberg): … Rosenberg is a German, born in the Baltic provinces, who learned to speak Russian as a young boy, passed his examination in Moscow after the Technical College in Riga moved to Moscow during the first ( Read more... )

ONE HUNDRED AND TENTH DAY
Wednesday, 17 April 1946
GEN. RUDENKO: We come to the next document, which determines the aims of the war. This is your instruction to the Reich Commissioner for the Baltic countries and for Bielorussia. You stated the following-I mean now the Document 1029-PS; the part which I will read is marked in the margin:
( The aim of a Reich Commissioner for Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Bielorussia must be to strive )