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NUREMBERG:INTERNATIONAL MILITARY TRIBUNAL:SOUND ARCHIVE
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Opening Statement by Lord Chief Justice Lawrence (President) and the reading of the Indictment (by English, American, French and Russian Prosecutors). In English, French and Russian.
NUREMBERG:INTERNATIONAL MILITARY TRIBUNAL:SOUND ARCHIVE
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Pleas of the Defendants. (in German) Each defendant is called by name, takes the stand and pleads 'not guilty'. Goering attempts to make statement.
NUREMBERG:INTERNATIONAL MILITARY TRIBUNAL:SOUND ARCHIVE
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The President of the Tribunal, Lord Chief Justice Lawrence, pronounces the sentences and reads the dissenting Russian opinion.
HARSCH, JOSEPH (PEARL HARBOUR, 7.12.41)
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SBH:Joseph Harsch, who was staying with his wife in a hotel only ten miles away, recalls his impressions of the Japanese attack on the American Pacific Fleet in Pearl Harbour, Oshu. Interviewer: Charles Wheeler (SNF). From a programme... » Show rest
FIRESIDE CHATS BY AMERICAN PRESIDENTS - ROOSEVELT, FRANKLIN D. PRESIDENT OF THE U.S.A.
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A Fireside Chat to the people of America.
BELSEN CONCENTRATION CAMP
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Eye-witness account by Richard Dimbleby.
Hitler's Olympic Games - Hitler's Olympic Games
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This Video Podcast Outlines the experience of attending the controversial 1936 Berlin Olympic Games that were overshadowed by Hitler and the Nazi Party's actions.
