Donovan Nuremberg Trials Collection

Forced Labor / Jews, Persecution of / Office of U.S. Chief of Counsel for the Prosecution of Axis Criminality / Document Room Interrogation Analysis

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Author:

Lt. Col. Hinkel

Print Source:

Nuremberg, Germany: International Military Tribunal, 1945-09-06

Publication Info:

Ithaca, New York: Cornell University Law Library

Volume:

105

Subdivision:

[No Subdivision] / [Reports on Treason, War Crimes, and War Criminals / Interrogation Reports]

Section:

105.21.14 (Document Room Interrogation Analysis)

Description:

English, 1 p.

Witness:

Hans Frank

Other names:

Hitler; Himmler; Bormann; Goebbels; Goering; Ley; Ribbentrop

Other dates:

None

Abstract:

This interrogation report briefly summarizes Frank's information on topics related to his disagreement with Hitler on legal grounds, and his anti-Semitic opinions and actions as Governor General of Poland. The complete transcript of this interrogation appears in Volume XIII of the Donovan Archive; see document 31.03 (Frank transcript, 6 September 1945) P.M. The present document is a typewritten copy of adequate quality on brown, brittle paper.

Keywords:

Reichsrat, Reichstag, Concordat, Poland, Forced labor, Persecution of Jews, Collective responsibility, Nuremberg Laws, Anti-Semitism, Civil rights, Polish Jews