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	War Crimes Trials: I.G. Farben Case - Opening Statement by Telford Taylor Story RG-60.2916, Tape 2368

Title:
Event Date:
Place:	Nuremberg, Germany
Copyright:	Public Domain
Duration:	00:10:48
Links:
Description:	War Crimes Trials - Subsequent Trial Proceedings, Case 6 (I.G. Farben Case), Nuremberg, Germany. 17:12:16 High angle Med close views of defendants in dock as they are arraigned and individually asked if they've read the indictment and how they plead. To 17:13:06 Motion for continuance was denied - judge at bench. 17:15:30 Taylor to podium and begins: The grave charges in this case have not been laid before the Tribunal casually.... It accuses them of wholesale enslavement, plunder and murder. ... There is no laughter in this case. Neither is there any hate.
Notes:	NOTE: NARA story card information is incorrect. Hilary Earl, CAHS fellow, identified this as trial footage of the I.G. Farben case, not the Einsatzgruppen case as indicated in the story card. See also Story 2909, Tape 2366 and Story 2431, Tape 2279 for duplicate footage.
Language:	English German
Genre:	Unedited
Color:	No
Image Quality:	Good
Biography / History:
Accession Info:	2001.358.1 The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum purchased this from the National Archives and Records Administration in September 2001.
Keywords:	COURTS/COURTROOMS FACTORIES (I.G. FARBEN) GERMANY I.G. FARBEN NUREMBERG (SUBSEQUENT TRIALS) NUREMBERG, GERMANY TAYLOR, TELFORD TRIALS WAR CRIMINALS/WAR CRIMES TRIALS
Producer:	US Army Signal Corps
Cameraman:	Stirk; Sound: Hewitt
Source:	National Archives and Records Administration (NARA), 111 ADC 6603
Original Format:	35mm FGMC; b/w
USHMM Format:	Betacam SP; VHS
Time Code:	17:11:22 - 17:22:11

Title:
Event Date:
Place:	Nuremberg, Germany
Copyright:	Public Domain
Duration:	00:10:48
Links:
Description:	War Crimes Trials - Subsequent Trial Proceedings, Case 6 (I.G. Farben Case), Nuremberg, Germany. 17:12:16 High angle Med close views of defendants in dock as they are arraigned and individually asked if they've read the indictment and how they plead. To 17:13:06 Motion for continuance was denied - judge at bench. 17:15:30 Taylor to podium and begins: The grave charges in this case have not been laid before the Tribunal casually.... It accuses them of wholesale enslavement, plunder and murder. ... There is no laughter in this case. Neither is there any hate.
Notes:	NOTE: NARA story card information is incorrect. Hilary Earl, CAHS fellow, identified this as trial footage of the I.G. Farben case, not the Einsatzgruppen case as indicated in the story card. See also Story 2909, Tape 2366 and Story 2431, Tape 2279 for duplicate footage.
Language:	English German
Genre:	Unedited
Color:	No
Image Quality:	Good
Biography / History:
Accession Info:	2001.358.1 The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum purchased this from the National Archives and Records Administration in September 2001.
Keywords:	COURTS/COURTROOMS FACTORIES (I.G. FARBEN) GERMANY I.G. FARBEN NUREMBERG (SUBSEQUENT TRIALS) NUREMBERG, GERMANY TAYLOR, TELFORD TRIALS WAR CRIMINALS/WAR CRIMES TRIALS
Producer:	US Army Signal Corps
Cameraman:	Stirk; Sound: Hewitt
Source:	National Archives and Records Administration (NARA), 111 ADC 6603
Original Format:	35mm FGMC; b/w
USHMM Format:	Betacam SP; VHS
Time Code:	17:11:22 - 17:22:11

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