Стенограмма Нюрнбергского процесса. Том X.
NINETY-SIXTH DAY
Monday, 1 April 1946
SIR DAVID MAXWELL-FYFE: I want to know, Witness, why you told the Tribunal 5 minutes ago that you had not advised Hitler in the sense in which I put to you? .
( VON RIBBENTROP: Which advice do you mean? )

NINETY-SIXTH DAY
Monday, 1 April 1946
DR. SEIDL: Mr. President, may I mention something briefly in this connection? This witness Gaus was present only at the second conference.
( He was, however, not present at the long conference which took place previously between the witness Ribbentrop on the one hand and Molotov and Stalin on the other hand. )

NINETY-SIXTH DAY
Monday, 1 April 1946
THE PRESIDENT: Dr. Seidl, you may ask the questions.
DR. SEIDL: Gaus stated, under Paragraph 3 of his affidavit: … "Herr Von Ribbentrop himself had inserted in the preamble to the agreement which I had drafted a rather far-reaching phrase concerning the formation of friendly German-Soviet relations to which Mr ( Read more... )

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NINETY-FIFTH DAY
Saturday, 30 March 1946
DR. HORN: It was followed half a year later by the war with Poland. What, in your opinion, were the decisive causes which brought about this war?
VON RIBBENTROP: I gave evidence in this matter yesterday. The decisive factor was the English guarantee extended to Poland. I do not need to elaborate this point.
( This guarantee, combined with the Polish mentality, made it impossible for us to negotiate with the Poles or to come to an understanding with them. )

NINETY-FOURTH DAY
Friday, 29 March 1946
DR. HORN: Is it true that thereupon, on 6 April 1939, the Polish Foreign Minister Beck traveled to London and returned with a temporary agreement of mutual assistance (between Poland, England, and France)?
VON RIBBENTROP: Yes, that is correct.
( DR. HORN: What was the German reaction to this pact of mutual assistance? )

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NINETY-THIRD DAY
Thursday, 28 March 1946DR. HORN: Please give the Tribunal a brief explanatory report about the most important points of your life ( Read more... )