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Volume III · Page 1234
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| Altstoetter 10 |
Altstoetter Ex. 1 |
Extract from the German Civil Service Law (Deutsches Beamtengesetz, or "DBG"), 26 January 1937. | 182 |
| Joel 8 | Joel Ex.11 | Letter of Reich Minister of Justice Guertner to Reich Minister of the Interior Frick, 14 May 1935, protesting against the "Mistreatment of Communist prisoners by policemen." | 314 |
| Klemm 1 | Klemm Ex. 1 | The "Enabling Act." (Also NG-715, Pros. Ex. 112.) | 163 |
| Klemm 20 | Klemm Ex. 20 | Letters from Guertner, Reich Minister of Justice, to Hitler's deputy, Rudolf Hess, and to the SA Chief of Staff, Viktor Lutze, 5 June 1935, concerning interference in the trial of camp Hohenstein personnel. | 352 |
| Klemm 28 | Klemm Ex.28 | Order of Prussian Ministry of Justice, 15 March 1934, informing au thorities of Goering's decree of 11 March 1934, authorizing the Gestapo and certain Prussian authorities to order protective custody for political reasons. | 313 |
| Klemm 29 | Klemm Ex. 29 | Decree of 17 October 1939, establishing special jurisdiction and providing for judges appointed by Himmler, for criminal proceedings against members of the SS and police formations on special tasks. | 190 |
| Klemm 33 | Klemm Ex. 33 | Party Chancellery instructions to Party officials, 31 August 1937 and 9 February 1938, concerning the exclusive concern of judicial authorities in prosecuting punishable offenses and procedures where Party members may have committed them. | 361 |
| Klemm 33 | Klemm Ex. 33 | Announcement of Martin Bormann, Party Chancellery chief, 2 December 1942, requesting Gauleiter to inform the Party Chancellery of their opinions on the Judges' Letters and of good and bad verdicts. | 540 |
| Klemm 57 | Klemm Ex. 57 | Extracts from decree, 13 December 1944, for the further adaptation of criminal procedure to the requirements of total war (fourth decree for the simplification of criminal procedure). | 211 |
