Check Sheet - Production of Witness
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Description:
Indicates that approval has been granted fro John Goette as a witness.
Date:
1946CE Jun 1st
Subject:
Witnesses
Nuremberg Ruling on Affidavits Where Witness Not Produced for Cross Examination, When Required by Court
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Description:
Horwitz alerts Tavenner to a potential solution to the problem they currently have by looking at the Nuremberg Tribunal's ruling that "affidavits were admissible but that the other side could file application for leave to cross examine in writing with the Tribunal assigning their reasons." Furthermore, the Tribunal "permitted the withholding of the affidavit and the production of the witness on direct examination." Horwitz excerpts the interrogation of Dr. Wengler, who was not at Nuremberg, as a case that would help the Prosecution's present problem.
Date:
1947CE May 28th
Subject:
Transfer of Submarines and Order to Kill Survivors of Merchant Ships
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Description:
States that in the opening statement of the Atrocities Phase, no connection was made between the transfer of two submarines to Japan and the adoption of a policy of killing survivors of merchant vessels. Steiner then outlines how the subject was introduced during OSHIMA's interrogation on 1 February 1946, that OSHIMA later said he had "a failure of memory and misunderstanding of the interpreter" during the February interrogation, and finally, that "Hitler told him about his order to kill survivors in January 1942 but that neither Hitler nor Ribbentrop mentioned the matter in connection with the transfer of the submarines in March 1943."
Date:
1948CE Jan 22nd
Subject:
Liaison Conferences, Personnel Attending during the period 21 July-8 December 1941
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Description:
Maxon discusses the need to have definitive proof who was in attendance at the meetings of the Liaison Conference decisions in the six months leading up to Pearl Harbor. To that end, Maxon cites the interrogations, exhibits, and witnesses that have or might have information as to attendance.
Date:
1947CE May 23rd
Subject:
For Mr. Worth McKinney re Interrogations of German Nationals June 6, 1946
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Upon interrogation of Alfred KRETSCHMER, recommends Colonel Paul NEIMOELLER, Count Milbach, Colonel GRONAU, and Staatsrat Ladislaus WOHTAT be interrogated.
Date:
1946CE Jun 6th
Subject:
Minutes of Meeting of Documents and Witnesses Sub-Committee June 12, 1946
Description:
Topics include: Taking of oaths by witnesses making affidavits.
Date:
1946CE Jun 12th
Subject:
Request for Witness
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Description:
Requests that Sgt. Douglas William Bogue, USMC come to Tokyo as a witness to the Palawan Massacre. Gives reasons why he's important.
Date:
1946CE Jun 1st
Subject:
Order Granting Extension of Time
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Description:
Gives the Prosecution more time to "present certain witnesses for cross-examination." The original deadline had been October 17, 1947. Paper No. 1238 Disposes of Paper No. 1121.
Date:
1947CE Aug 20th
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