Defence Testimony at Nuremberg
Sauckel testified about his responsibilities for labour mobilisation during the war.
7 historical records in the World History Database Nuremberg collection.

Role in this collection: IMT Defendant
The collection identifies Fritz Sauckel as IMT Defendant. Sauckel is sentenced to death after conviction for the mass deportation and exploitation of forced labourers.
Sauckel testified about his responsibilities for labour mobilisation during the war.
Sauckel testified about his responsibilities for labour mobilisation during the war.
Sauckel testified about his responsibilities for labour mobilisation during the war.
Sauckel testified about his responsibilities for labour mobilisation during the war.
Sauckel is sentenced to death after conviction for the mass deportation and exploitation of forced labourers.
At 02:26 on 16 October 1946, Sauckel was hanged after declaring his innocence and speaking about Germany and his family; the trap was released while Streicher's execution was still being completed.
Sauckel is hanged at Nuremberg Prison after the judgment fixes personal responsibility for directing the wartime forced-labour programme.