RuSHA Tribunal Constituted
Military Tribunal I was reconstituted to hear the RuSHA Case against racial and resettlement officials.
18 historical records assigned to this proceeding.
Military Tribunal I was reconstituted to hear the RuSHA Case against racial and resettlement officials.
Crawford joined the RuSHA judicial panel as prosecutors opened a case centred on racial resettlement programmes and the removal of children from occupied populations.
O'Connell took his place on the RuSHA Tribunal and began hearing evidence concerning SS racial administration and forced population policies.
The RuSHA Case opened against officials involved in Nazi racial and resettlement policies.
Wyatt presided when the RuSHA Case opened against SS officials charged in connection with racial policies, population transfers, kidnapping and persecution.
Kuno Wirsich testifies as prosecutors present evidence about forced resettlement, Germanization and SS racial policy.
Erich von dem Bach-Zelewski gives evidence concerning SS structures and policies connected with population transfers and racial persecution.
Maria Heinze-Wisswede gives testimony relating to racial selection, family policy and the administration of SS resettlement programmes.
Ernst Hitzfeld testifies while the Tribunal examines the machinery used to classify and displace populations in occupied territories.
Adolf Roegner appears as a prosecution witness during evidence on resettlement operations and treatment of occupied populations.
Hans Ehlich gives evidence concerning SS population policy and the institutions responsible for resettlement and Germanization.
Guenther Pancke appears for the defence and addresses the organisation and authority of the SS Race and Settlement Main Office.
Dolezalova, a child abducted after the destruction of Lidice, was sworn as a prosecution witness.
Ulrich Greifelt begins his own testimony and disputes prosecution claims about his responsibility for coercive resettlement policy.
Karl Wolff appears as a defence witness and gives evidence concerning SS command relationships and racial-policy organisations.
O'Connell participated in the tribunal's final determination of criminal responsibility in the RuSHA Case and the penalties imposed on convicted defendants.
Greifelt was convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment in the RuSHA Case.
Wyatt presided when the RuSHA Tribunal announced its judgment and sentences, resolving charges arising from SS racial and resettlement policies.