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SEVENTY-SEVENTH DAY Friday, 8 March 1946
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
SEVENTY-EIGHTH DAY Monday, 11 March 1946
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
SEVENTY-NINTH DAY Tuesday, 12 March 1946
Morning Session
Afternoon Session
EIGHTIETH DAY Wednesday, 13 March 1946
Step into the historic courtroom of the International Military Tribunal, where the fate of the most infamous Axis leaders hangs in the balance. This volume captures the meticulous proceedings of a single day in March 1946, bringing listeners the precise exchanges between the presiding judge and the defense counsel as they navigate procedural hurdles, negotiate evidence translations, and argue the admissibility of witnesses and documents.
Through the measured cadence of the judges and the earnest petitions of lawyers representing figures such as Göring, Keitel, and Rosenberg, you’ll hear the legal machinery that sought to balance fairness with the enormity of the crimes under scrutiny. The recording preserves the tension of each motion, the careful wording of applications, and the solemn authority of the tribunal, offering a vivid glimpse into the early stages of one of history’s most consequential trials.
Language
en
Duration
~28 hours (1646K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by John Routh, Cindy Beyer, and the online Project Gutenberg team at http://www.pgdpcanada.net.
Release date
2020-10-16
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
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