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  • Subject: War criminals
Eleven-Hour Argument between the U
Eleven-Hour Argument between the U
10/5/1946
Listening intently, the Nazi war criminals hear Nuremberg verdict
Listening intently, the Nazi war criminals hear Nuremberg verdict
10/3/1946
I'd Like The Job, wrote Cpl. Milton Baker, Kansas City, to Gen. MacArthur, asking to be hangman at Yamashita's execution. Baker was on the Bataan death march
I'd Like The Job, wrote Cpl. Milton Baker, Kansas City, to Gen. MacArthur, asking to be hangman at Yamashita's execution. Baker was on the Bataan death march
12/19/1945
Accusing finger of prosecution witness, Minna Zachow, points at Imgard Huber, left, and Philipp Blum, second from left, who were sentenced to long pri(...)
Accusing finger of prosecution witness, Minna Zachow, points at Imgard Huber, left, and Philipp Blum, second from left, who were sentenced to long pri(...)
10/16/1945
First session of the United Nations war crimes commission gets under way in London with an address by the chairman, Lord Wright, standing centre. Sixteen nations are represented
First session of the United Nations war crimes commission gets under way in London with an address by the chairman, Lord Wright, standing centre. Sixteen nations are represented
6/6/1945
Burns on legs, suffered when the German club in Manila was burned
Burns on legs, suffered when the German club in Manila was burned
11/8/1945
The hangman, a Texas sergeant, examines the noose
The hangman, a Texas sergeant, examines the noose
11/21/1943
With his wife, second from the left, and nieces Inger and Sigrid, Kannenberg posed for this picture after being taken into custody. Well fed and well (...)
With his wife, second from the left, and nieces Inger and Sigrid, Kannenberg posed for this picture after being taken into custody. Well fed and well (...)
5/21/1945
Another German, of the five executed for the same crime, hears the order for his hanging read by U
Another German, of the five executed for the same crime, hears the order for his hanging read by U
11/21/1945
Peter Vitols
Peter Vitols
1/28/1997
Peter Vitols
Peter Vitols
1/12/1998
Peter Vitols
Peter Vitols
1/28/1997
Captain of the Japanese sub which sank the Indianapolis
Captain of the Japanese sub which sank the Indianapolis
12/10/1945
Adolf Hitler's Personal photographer, Heinrich Hoffman, under protective custody of the Allies, is working in the photographic evidence room at Nuremb(...)
Adolf Hitler's Personal photographer, Heinrich Hoffman, under protective custody of the Allies, is working in the photographic evidence room at Nuremb(...)
11/27/1945
Matthias Gierens, 37. German railroad worker, weeps as he faces a war criminal court on a charge of shooting a U.S. airman who had bailed out of his plane
Matthias Gierens, 37. German railroad worker, weeps as he faces a war criminal court on a charge of shooting a U.S. airman who had bailed out of his plane
6/8/1945
Attending The Trial, Frau Jodl, wife of Col
Attending The Trial, Frau Jodl, wife of Col
11/29/1945
Konrad Kalejs - Alleged war criminal
Konrad Kalejs - Alleged war criminal
2/28/1996
Heinrich Hoffman, Hitler's personal photographer, wears a surly look after his capture near Rosenheim, Germany
Heinrich Hoffman, Hitler's personal photographer, wears a surly look after his capture near Rosenheim, Germany
5/29/1945
Big Fish in the Allied war crime net, Nobosuke Kishi, Japanese cabinet member ime of Pearl Harbor, sits with his belongings awaiting removal from his jail cell [Incomplete]
Big Fish in the Allied war crime net, Nobosuke Kishi, Japanese cabinet member ime of Pearl Harbor, sits with his belongings awaiting removal from his jail cell [Incomplete]
10/19/1945
Responsible for the deaths of 4,000,000 persons at Oswiecim, Rudolf Hoess, commandant of the extermination camp, was sentenced to death for his crimes(...)
Responsible for the deaths of 4,000,000 persons at Oswiecim, Rudolf Hoess, commandant of the extermination camp, was sentenced to death for his crimes(...)
4/3/1947
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