Krupp Trial Arraignment
Krupp and the other defendants were arraigned before the United States military tribunal.
8 historical records assigned to this proceeding.
Krupp and the other defendants were arraigned before the United States military tribunal.
Anderson presided as the Krupp Case opened against industrial executives accused of exploiting forced labour and participating in the seizure of property in occupied territories.
Daly took his seat as a member of the Krupp Tribunal when proceedings began against Alfried Krupp and senior officials of the industrial concern.
The Krupp Case opened against industrial managers accused of plunder and forced-labour offences.
Wilkins joined the judicial panel at the opening of the Krupp Case and shared responsibility for deciding the industrialists' criminal liability.
Anderson participated in the final Krupp judgment, which addressed forced labour, plunder and the responsibility of industrial managers for wartime conduct.
Krupp was convicted and sentenced to twelve years imprisonment in the Krupp Case.
Wilkins issued a separate opinion in connection with the Krupp judgment, recording his individual legal reasoning alongside the tribunal's principal decision.