Nuremberg Trials (1945-1946)

Soviet tanks drive through the streets of Berlin; the Red Banner is hoisted over the Reichstag.

White flags hung from the windows of apartment buildings in Berlin.

German generals emerge from hiding; they surrender.

Columns of captured German soldiers on the streets of Berlin.

The arrests of G. Goering, G. Keitel, K. Doenitz, A. Jodl, J. Ribbentrop and other Nazi criminals.

Destroyed Nuremberg. 1939-1941 - A. Hitler takes a military parade.

Guards outside the Nuremberg Prison; cells where Nazi criminals are held.

War criminals are led into the courtroom of the Nuremberg Trial Court. G. Goering covers his face with a sheet of paper as he descends the stairs. G. Goering and others take their places in the dock.

Guards at the entrance to the building.

Members of the military tribunal walk along the corridor.

Members of the military tribunal pass through checkpoints at the building and into the courthouse.

The courtroom of the Nuremberg Tribunal - different plans.

Library of documents; books of documents of the Soviet prosecution.

Making photocopies in the laboratory; copying documents on a mimeograph.

Nazi criminals in the dock.

Artists B. Efimov, Kukryniksy (M. Kupriyanov, P. Krylov and N. Sokolov) in the courtroom draw caricatures of Nazi criminals.

Soviet writers V. Vishnevsky, I. Ehrenburg, V. Ivanov and other representatives of the press in the courtroom.

Work of the Soviet communications center.

Soldiers of the signal corps work at the English communications center.

Interpreters work.

Speech of the American prosecutor R. Jackson (synchronously).

Courtroom. 1935-1941 - A. Hitler is photographed with a group of bankers; stormtroopers on the streets of Berlin.

Nazi criminals at the Nuremberg Trials.

The courtroom - different plans.

Speech by the Soviet prosecutor R. Rudenko (synchronously).

Destroyed Nuremberg - different shots.

Palace of Justice in Nuremberg, where the military tribunal of Nazi criminals is taking place.

Soviet guards at the entrance to the building.

Members of the military tribunal, journalists, and political figures arrive and enter the building.

Prison building; cells in which war criminals are held; guards in the prison corridors. G. Goering, R. Hess and other Nazi criminals take their places in the dock - different shots.

Courtroom. G. Goering, R. Hess, I. Ribbentrop, W. Keitel, E. Kaltenbrunner, A. Rosenberg and other war criminals in the dock.

Members of the panel of judges enter the courtroom of the military tribunal.

Courtroom of the military tribunal - different shots.

Soviet judges - I. T. Nikitchenko and A. F. Volchkov; English, American and French judges; Chairman of the Court - Lord Lawrence.

Representatives of the press from different countries in the courtroom.

Soviet writers - V. Ivanov, I. Ehrenburg and V. Vishnevsky among journalists.

Chief prosecutor R. Rudenko; his deputies and assistants: Yu. V. Pokrovsky, N. D. Zorya, L. N. Smirnov, L. R. Sheinin at the trial.

Speech at the Nuremberg Trials by the chief prosecutor of the Soviet Union R. Rudenko.

Soviet prosecutors speaking: Yu. V. Pokrovsky, N. D. Zorya, L. N. Smirnov, L. R. Sheinin, Roginsky (not synchronously).