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1. Memorandum of a conversation between Hitler, Ribbentrop and Ciano at Obersalzberg August 12, 1939.

The author's name is not given.
Nuremberg, Germany, International Military Tribunal 1939-08-12
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2. Memorandum by Ribbentrop on the attitude of England, June 1938

Joachim von Ribbentrop
Nuremberg, Germany, International Military Tribunal 1938-06-26
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3. Meeting between Ribbentrop and Mussolini of 13 May 1941. / Office of U.S. Chief of Counsel for the Prosecution of Axis Criminality / Staff Evidence Analysis

Buchsbaum is the analyst.
Nuremberg, Germany, International Military Tribunal 1945-10-22
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4. The Fuhrer's speech to the Cammanders [sic] in Chief on 22 August 1939. / Translation of Document No. 798-PS / Office of U.S. Chief of Counsel.

Hitler; the translator is Virigina von Schon, 046318
Nuremberg, Germany, International Military Tribunal Unknown
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5. Directive No. 18 / Translation of Document 444-PS / Office of U. S. Chief of Counsel.

The translator of this document is Fred Niebergall, 2nd Lt Inf., 0-1335567.
Nuremberg, Germany, International Military Tribunal 1940-11-12
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6. Notes on the Conference in the Reichskanzlei on 5 Nov 37 from 16:15-20:30 hours / Translation of Document 386-PS / Office of U. S. Chief of Counsel

Hoszbach; the translator is Eve Glazier, P/O, W.R.N.S., 37371.
Nuremberg, Germany, International Military Tribunal 1937-11-10
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7. Minutes of a Conference on 23 May 39

(Sgd) Schmundt, Lt Col. (Hitler's Adjutant)
Nuremberg, Germany, International Military Tribunal 1939-05-23
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8. Staff Evidence Analysis / Office of U.S. Chief of Counsel for the Prosecution of Axis Criminality

The names of the respective analysts are generally not given. Almost all of the analyses bear the initials "ARM" on the lower left corner of the page. Atherton is listed as the analyst for documents nos. C-12, C-55, and C-57. Document C-17 bears the initials "J. P. B." Fite is listed as the analyst for document no. C-26. Landmann is listed as the analyst for document no. C-27.
Nuremberg, Germany, International Military Tribunal 1945-09-27
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