Defence Testimony at Nuremberg
Jodl testified in his own defence regarding German military planning and operations.
8 historical records in the World History Database Nuremberg collection.

Role in this collection: Generaloberst
The collection identifies Alfred Jodl as Generaloberst. Jodl is convicted and condemned to death for his participation in aggressive planning and criminal military operations.
Jodl testified in his own defence regarding German military planning and operations.
Jodl testified in his own defence regarding German military planning and operations.
Jodl testified in his own defence regarding German military planning and operations.
Jodl testified in his own defence regarding German military planning and operations.
Jodl testified in his own defence regarding German military planning and operations.
Jodl is convicted and condemned to death for his participation in aggressive planning and criminal military operations.
At 02:34 on 16 October 1946, Jodl was hanged after giving a brief final greeting to Germany; he remained on the gallows while the last condemned prisoner was brought in.
Jodl is hanged after conviction for crimes connected with aggressive war and criminal military operations.