Justice Jackson Pushes Immediate Prosecution for Wartime Aides
Supreme Court Justice Robert H Jackson urged immediate trials for a broad group of wartime figures including industrialists financiers cabinet leaders diplomats police officials and militarists who he said escaped retribution after World War II. He recommended swift trials in the American occupied zone rather than broader lengthy international prosecutions.
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Nazi leaders face the gallows in Nuremberg executions
The article recounts sequential hangings of Nazi figures at Nuremberg including Streicher, Ribbentrop, Kaltenbrunner, Keitel, Rosenberg, Frank, Sauckel, Jodl, and others. It notes final words, reactions of officers, and the grim procedure as Allied authorities enforce postwar justice.
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