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Testimony of Hans Frank / Taken at: Nuremberg, Germany /13 September 1945, Afternoon / By: Lt. Col. Thomas A. Hinkel, IGD, OUSCC / SECRET

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Title:
Testimony of Hans Frank / Taken at: Nuremberg, Germany /13 September 1945, Afternoon / By: Lt. Col. Thomas A. Hinkel, IGD, OUSCC / SECRET
Collection:
Donovan Nuremberg Trials Collection
Subject:
Donovan Nuremberg Trials Collection
Keywords:
Poland
War crimes
Crimes against humanity
Concentration camps
Maidanek
Lublin
Frank's diary
Dachau
Auschwitz
SS
Belsen
Warsaw
Cracow
Radom
Lemberg
SS stations
Government General of Poland
Resistance movement
Warsaw Art Gallery
Art properties
Art objects
Polish educational system
Polish universities
Cracow Art Gallery
Jewish library
Frankfurt
Legal rights
Civil rights
Disenfranchisement
German law
Polish workers
Forced labor
Language:
English
Extent:
1 half (scrap) 300dpi JPEG page images
Publisher:
International Military Tribunal
Publication Place:
Nuremberg, Germany
Interrogator:
Hinkel, Thomas S.
Witness:
Frank, Hans, 1900-1946
Other Names:
Clair Van Vleck
Koppe
Wendler
Buhler
Gassner
Himmler
Kruger
Bormann
Hitler
Lammers
Muhlmann
Goering
Leonardo da Vinci
Raphael
von Palezieux
Albrecht Druer
Rosenberg
Liebel
Dr. Wille
Dr. Ley
Seite
Funk
Sauckel
General Rundstedt
Kreiser
Koch
Foster
Volume:
013
Subdivision:
Subdivision 31 / Frank
Section:
31.03 (Frank transcript, 13 Sept. 1945)
Part:
Not applicable
Format:
Book
Rights:
The Cornell University Law Library Donovan Nuremberg Trials Collection is open to the general public, in accordance with the terms set forth in the Guidelines for Using Public Domain Text, Images, Audio, and Video Reproduced from Cornell University Library Collections, http://hdl.handle.net/1813.001/CULCopyright. Permission is not required from Cornell University Library to use items from the Donovan Nuremberg Trials Collection. We do suggest the following credit line: Courtesy of Cornell University Law Library, Donovan Nuremberg Trials Collection.

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