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Публикуем запись встречи авторов проекта «Нюрнберг. Без срока давности». Егор Яковлев, Михаил Амирджанов и Алексей Исаев говорили о неизвестных деталях Нюрнбергского процесса, озвучивали факты из ранее не переводившихся томов трибунала и отвечали на вопросы зрителей.

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? )

TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTEENTH DAY
Friday, 30 August 1946
BRIGADIER GENERAL TELFORD TAYLOR (Associate Trial Counsel for the United States): … While carrying out the plans of the Hitlerite conspirators( for the enslavement )

ONE HUNDRED AND NINETIETH DAY
Tuesday, 30 July 1946
GENERAL R. A. RUDENKO (Chief Prosecutor for the U.S.S.R.): … During cross-examination in this courtroom, Defendant Sauckel could not help but admit that during the war about 10 million slave laborers, originating both from occupied territories and from the ranks of ( the 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 EIGHTY-SECOND DAY ( Read more... )

ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-SIXTH DAY
Thursday, 11 July 1946
GENERAL RUDENKO: Mr. President, excuse me for interrupting the defendant's counsel, but it seems to me that his legal considerations and the criticism of the decisions taken at Potsdam have no bearing ( on the present case. )

Стенограмма Нюрнбергского процесса. Том XVII.
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SIXTH DAY
Friday, 28 June 1946
GEN. RUDENKO: … Now tell me, what kind of influence did the Defendant Bormann have on German propaganda? ( What role did he play in this respect? )

ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVENTH DAY
Thursday, 18 April 1946
DR. MERKEL: Under whose jurisdiction were the concentration camps in Germany and in the occupied countries?
BILFINGER: The concentration camps were under the jurisdiction of the Economic Administration Main Office ( under SS Gruppenführer Pohl. )