Milch Trial Indictment
Milch was indicted on charges involving forced labour, medical experiments and crimes against humanity.
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Milch was indicted on charges involving forced labour, medical experiments and crimes against humanity.
Milch was arraigned before Military Tribunal II and pleaded not guilty.
Military Tribunal II opened the trial of former Luftwaffe Field Marshal Erhard Milch.
Milch takes the stand in his own defence and addresses allegations involving forced labour and his responsibilities in the Luftwaffe war economy.
Military Tribunal II delivers judgment, acquitting Milch on medical-experiment allegations but convicting him on forced-labour charges.
Milch was sentenced to life imprisonment after conviction on two counts.
The United States Military Governor affirms Milch's life sentence after review of the judgment in the second Subsequent Nuremberg Proceeding.