Hostage Trial Indictment
List and other German commanders were indicted over reprisals, hostage killings and crimes in southeastern Europe.
9 historical records assigned to this proceeding.
List and other German commanders were indicted over reprisals, hostage killings and crimes in southeastern Europe.
Burke took his place on the Hostage Tribunal as the prosecution began presenting evidence about command responsibility and retaliatory measures against civilians.
Carter joined the judicial panel at the start of the Hostage Case and participated in examining the legality of German occupation orders and reprisals.
The Hostage Case opened before Military Tribunal V.
Wennerstrum presided when the Hostage Case opened against German commanders charged over reprisals, hostage killings and occupation warfare in southeastern Europe.
Burke participated in the final judicial decision in the Hostage Case after the tribunal completed its review of evidence against the German commanders.
The tribunal found List guilty on war-crimes charges in the Hostage Case.
Kuntze was sentenced to life imprisonment in the Hostage Case.
Wennerstrum presided when the tribunal issued its Hostage Case judgment, addressing military command responsibility, reprisals and the treatment of civilians in occupied territory.