:13:01
He'd gone to visit her since they died.
:13:03
But there had never been anything
of the kind charged between them.
:13:09
Doctor, would you please tell the tribunal
what happened then?
:13:15
He was indicted before
the special court at Nuremberg.
:13:18
And where was this special court?
:13:21
It was right here, this building.
:13:24
This very courtroom.
:13:28
What were the circumstances
surrounding the trial?
:13:33
It was used as a show place
for National Socialism.
:13:39
It was the time
of the September celebrations...
:13:43
the Nuremberg rallies.
:13:45
The courtroom was crowded.
:13:48
Back there, people were standing up.
:13:52
Julius Streicher was sitting
in one of the front seats.
:13:56
And high officials of the Nazi Party
were all over.
:14:02
Would you please tell us...
:14:04
what were your expectations for the trial
in this climate?
:14:08
I expected the worst...
:14:11
when I saw...
:14:13
that Emil Hahn was the public prosecutor.
:14:17
He was a fanatic.
:14:19
His trials were always marked
by extreme brutality.
:14:28
But I had one hope for the outcome...
:14:33
because sitting on the judge's bench...
:14:37
was Ernst Janning.
:14:40
His reputation
was known throughout Germany.
:14:44
He was known
to have dedicated his life to justice.
:14:49
To the concept of justice.
:14:54
Thank you. That's all.
:14:59
Any questions?