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Listening intently, the Nazi war criminals hear Nuremberg verdict
Listening intently, the Nazi war criminals hear Nuremberg verdict

Listening intently, the Nazi war criminals hear Nuremberg verdict

Date10/3/1946
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Original Toronto Star caption: Listening intently; the Nazi war criminals hear Nuremberg verdict. In prisoners' box are; left to right; front row: Hermann Goering; Rudolph Hess; Joachim von Ribbentrop; Wilhelm Keitel; Ernst Kaltenbrunner; Alfred Rosenberg; Hans Frank; Wilhelm Frick; Julius Streicher; Walther Funk. Rear row: Karl Doenitz; Erich Raeder; Bladur von Schirach; Fritz Sauckel; Alfred Jodl; Franz von Papen; arthur Seyss-Inquart; Albert Speer. Right; behind glass; Hans Fritzche. Hiden by guard: Schacht and Von Neurath.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0019508F
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