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Omgus military tribunal-Nurnberg, Germany. Flanked by two U.S. Army guards in a courtroom of the Palace of Justice, Nurnberg is (above) Ernst von Weizsäcker, Secretary of State of the German Foreign Office from 1936 to 1943 and German Ambassador to the Vatican from 1943 to 1945, who pleaded not guilty to the charges of indictment. Number one defendant of the Ministries Case, the prosecution charges ...

Ernst Kaltenbrunner, Nazi security police chief, takes the witness stand before the International Military Tribunal, at Nurnberg, Germany, to testity in his own defense, that he was a blameless figurehead for the Nazi's dread secret police.

Defense lawyers fot Hitler's henchmen meet a Nurnberg for Forthcoming international military tribunal. Photographed in front of the Nurnberg courthouse, left to right, are: (front row) Dr. Egon Kubuschok, representing Franz von Papen; Dr. Robert Servatius, representing Fritz Sauckel, Arthur Seys-Inquart; Dr. Alfred Seidl, reprenting Hans Frank; Dr Hans Marx, reprenting Julius Streicher; (second row) ...

Ex-Nazi Commandant of Auschwitz on trial: 'I am responsible'. Poland's Supreme National Tribunal trying Rudolf Hoess. Immediately behind crucifix is Alfred Eimer, President of the Tribunal.

La rentree des Tribunaux. Le President Martigny et le Procureur Général Cavaroc, reçeivent au seuil du Tribunal M. Paul Reynaud, Ministre de la Justice qui vient presider cette cérémonie traditionelle.

With the defense of the Nazi war criminals about to begin at the international military tribunal in Nurnberg, American military and securitive police are taking extra procautions. Photo shows construction of reinforced sandbagged shelter, which will be available for the guards, should the need ever arise. These sheltes are estaolished pints throughout the corridors of the Palace of Justice.