бредишь, красавец.
вот тебе р*** по дням и времени Нуренбергского процесса и конкретно темы.
Overview of the trial[edit]November 20, 1945 start of the trial
November 21, 1945 Robert H. Jackson opens for the prosecution with a speech lasting several hours, leaving a deep impression on court and public
November 26, 1945 Hossbach Memorandum (of a conference in which Hitler explained his war plans) presented
November 29, 1945 film "Nazi concentration camps" screened
November 30, 1945 [BI]witness Erwin von Lahousen testifies, e.g. that Keitel and von Ribbentrop gave orders to murder Poles, Jews and Russian POWs [/B]
December 12, 1945 film The Nazi Plan is screened, showing long-term planning and preparations for war by the Nazis
January 3, 1946 witness Otto Ohlendorf, former head of Einsatzgruppe D, detachedly admits the murder of around 90,000 Jews
January 3, 1946 witness Dieter Wisliceny, describes the organisation of RSHA, Department IV-A-4, in charge of the Final solution
January 7, 1946 witness former SS-Obergruppenführer Erich von dem Bach-Zelewski, admits to organized mass murder of Jews and other groups in the Soviet Union
January 28, 1946 witness Marie-Claude Vaillant-Couturier, member of the French resistance and KZ survivor, first victim giving testimony on the holocaust
February 11/12, 1946 witness former General Paulus, who had been secretly brought to Nuremberg, on the question of waging a war of aggression
February 14, 1946 the Soviet prosecutors try to blame the massacre of Katyn on the Germans
February 19, 1946 film Cruelties of the German-Fascist Intruders on atrocities in the death camps
February 27, 1946 witness Abraham Sutzkever on the murder of almost 80,000 Jews in Vilnius by the German occupiers
March 8, 1946 first witness for the defense, former General Karl Bodenschatz
March 13–22, 1946 Göring takes the stand
April 15, 1946 witness Rudolf Höss, former commandant of Auschwitz, confirms that Kaltenbrunner had never been there but admits to mass murder
May 21, 1946 witness Ernst von Weizsäcker explains the German-Soviet pact of 1939 and the secret protocol
June 20, 1946 Albert Speer takes the stand, he is the only defendant admitting a personal responsibility
June 29, 1946 defense for Martin Bormann
July 1–2, 1946 the court hears six witnesses on the Katyn massacre, Soviets fail to put the blame on Germany
July 2, 1946 written testimony by Chester W. Nimitz regarding attacks on merchant vessels without warning, admitting that the US did the same
Oct 17, 1946 U.S. Newsreel of Nuremberg Trials SentencingJuly 4, 1946 final statement by the defense
July 26, 1946 final statement by the prosecution
July 30, 1946 start of the trial "criminal organizations"
August 31, 1946 last statement by the defendants
September 1, 1946 court adjourns
September 30, 1946 sentencing takes two days, with the individual sentences read out on the afternoon of October




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