Analysis of the Nuremberg Trials

The Nuremberg trials were held in the German city of Nuremberg

from nineteen

forty-five to nineteen forty-nine.

The National Socialist leaders were arrested and placed on

trial for alleged war crimes.

In the courtroom was four judges, one each from the US,

Britain, France, and the Soviet Union.

The Nuremberg prosecutors, Kepner, Rapp, Niederman, all were

Jews. In a letter to his wife, Nuremberg chief

prosecutor Thomas J. Dodd wrote that the prosecution

team was seventy-five percent Jewish.

The general prosecutor for the High Court was Dr.

Jacob Misner, a Jew. According to Louis Marchalko,

a wartime Hungarian journalist who wrote about the trials, out of

three thousand people employed on the staff at the Nuremberg

courts, two thousand four hundred were

Jews. The Holocaust narrative is used to take away focus

from the war crimes committed by Stalin, Roosevelt, Churchill,

the Red Army, Eisenhower, and Allied forces, and instead

scapegoats the National Socialists for most of the war's horrors.

At the Nuremberg trials, the existence of gas chambers was not

established by physical and technical evidence that is normally

required in any criminal trial. Article nineteen and

twenty-one of the Statute of the Court dispensed the charge of

this constraint. The alleged gas chambers

were neither studied

nor described. American revisionist Samuel Crowell, in

his brilliant two thousand eleven book, The Gas Chamber of Sherlock Holmes,

writes how the Allies presented just four German documents at

the Nuremberg trials to prove that the Nazis gassed

people, and all of these documents were mistranslated or

completely taken out of context. The National Socialists at the war

crimes trials were tortured by the mostly Jewish communists

and British interrogators, usually by having their testicles crushed

until they would admit the Holocaust.

Jewish-led prosecutor in the Einsatzgruppen trials

publicly admitted to having witnessed torture and personally used death

threats to extract confessions. Simpson Army

Commission judge said, "The investigators would put a black hood

over the

accused head and then punch him in the face with brass knuckles, kick him

and beat him with rubber hoses. All but two of the Germans in the

one hundred thirty-nine cases we investigated had been kicked

in the testicles beyond repair."

Rudolf Höss was one of them. He was arrested and tortured and

bullied into unrealistic and absurd confessions.

The wrong answer would give him terrible punishments.

The gassing methods that he confessed to

was totally implacable.

Confessions were based on torture where Höss had been broken down to the point

that he could say anything to avoid having more of the treatment.

Höss was later hanged so that nobody would find out the truth.

Höss lied to save the lives of his wife and children.

All of this had been confirmed in a book published in nineteen eighty-three titled

Legions of Death, which contains the recollection of British

Jewish Sergeant

Bernard Clark, who brags about how he tortured

Höss and threatened his family to force a confession out of him.

Clark even threatened to send Höss' children to the gulags in Siberia

if he did not confess.

The Jewish domination and control of the trials was obvious.

Even the hangman for the ten National Socialist leaders sentenced to

death, Master Sergeant John C. Woods, was a Jew, and the

hangings took place on the October sixteenth, nineteen forty-six,

the Jewish holiday of Purim. In the Book of Esther, the ten sons

of Haman, an enemy of the Jews, were hanged on Purim day.

The executioners used a short drop instead of a neck-breaking

long drop. The victims thus died a longer death due

to

strangulation.

The trap door was too small, such that the several of the men suffered

bleeding

head injuries when they hit the sides of the trap door while falling.

The bodies were cremated and scattered over a river, denying the

families the right of burial as a final insult.