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Tar Heel judge defends Nazi war trial approach
Rockingham North Carolina judge F Donald Phillips supports trying conquered nations for crimes against humanity rather than war acts. He notes 4 million Jews and 6 million Poles were executed for being Jews and Poles. He recalls Nuernberg proceedings lasting months with 10 000 pages of evidence and varied outcomes for field marshal Milch and concentration camp commanders.
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Charles L. West
Phillips
Superior
Nuernberg
Rockingham
France
Robert P. Patterson
North Carolina
John J. Parker
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Charlotte
Robert M. Toms
Detroit
Mich
Michael A. Musmanno
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Erhardt Milch
Goering
Oswald Pohl
Milch
Palace of Justice
Supreme Court of Bavaria
U.S
Anna McLean Phillips
Angus Wilton McLean
Laurinsburg
Georgia Military Academy
University of Georgia
University of North Carolina Law School
theLumberton
Lumberton
Octavia Scales
F. Donald Jr
Murphy
Octavia
Woman's College, University of North Carolina
Greensboro
Superior Court
A. M. Stack
Monroe