Ministries Trial Opens
The Ministries Case opened against former diplomats, civil servants and political officials.
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The Ministries Case opened against former diplomats, civil servants and political officials.
Hans Peters testifies during the early prosecution case as the Tribunal reviews the conduct of senior civil and political officials.
Otto Braeutigam testifies about Eastern policy and the activities of government ministries involved in occupied territories.
The High Command Case opened against senior German commanders and staff officers.
Paul Schmidt appears as a witness while the prosecution develops evidence concerning diplomacy, policy decisions and senior government responsibility.
Adolf Heusinger testifies about German operational planning and the relationships among senior army commands.
Kurt Linge gives evidence as prosecutors begin presenting the military command structure and documentary record of wartime orders.
Gerhard Wagner gives evidence concerning naval planning and the role of senior commanders in German military operations.
Nikolaus Schemmel gives evidence while prosecutors develop the record of command responsibility and wartime military orders.
Adolf Westhoff testifies about prisoner-of-war administration and military policies examined in the High Command prosecution.
Paul Ohler appears as a prosecution witness as the Tribunal examines orders, reprisals and military responsibility.
Hans Schoenig gives evidence during the prosecution case concerning senior command policies and actions on the Eastern Front.
Hans Stumpff testifies as prosecutors question witnesses about the structure, authority and conduct of Germany's senior military leadership.
The tribunal found List guilty on war-crimes charges in the Hostage Case.
Kuntze was sentenced to life imprisonment in the Hostage Case.
Greifelt was convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment in the RuSHA Case.
The evidentiary proceedings in the IG Farben Case concluded after a lengthy trial.
The United States Military Governor affirms the sentences imposed in the Flick Case after post-trial review.
Krauch received a prison sentence as the tribunal sentenced the convicted IG Farben defendants.
Krupp was convicted and sentenced to twelve years imprisonment in the Krupp Case.
Leeb was sentenced to three years imprisonment, effectively time served, in the High Command Case.
Imprisoned for war crimes in the Balkans during Word War II
Jaspers moves to the University of Basel to continue his philosophical work.
Appointed Chairman of the Parliamentary Council, West Germany's ruling body
The Basic Laws are drawn up to provide West Germany with a working constitution. The Basic Law rests on the will of the people of the western Lander. A Federal Assembly, the Bundestag, is to be elected every 4 yrs by universal suffrage. A Constitution is postponed until re-unification
Death of Walter Brauchitsch
Appointed Member of Federal Democratic Party
The Basic Law rests on the will of the people of the western Lander
Marcuse continued German and Central European political research within American government institutions after the war.
Directs Affaire Blum, a DEFA film about antisemitism and justice.
Extradited to the Soviet Union where he is condemned to a 10-years sentence in 1952 for war crimes
A Federal Assembly, the Bundestag, is to be elected every 4 yrs by universal suffrage
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