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Day 149 International Military Tribunal, Nuremberg (Set A)

Recorded Sound | Digitized | Accession Number: 2019.401 | RG Number: RG-91.2494

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    Day 149 International Military Tribunal, Nuremberg (Set A)

    Overview

    Description
    Day 149 - Friday, June 7, 1946. Jodl and the proseuction. Justice Bittle. Witness Butler-Brandenfels.
    Date
    Recorded:  1946 June 07
    Credit
    Accessed at United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, courtesy of the International Court of Justice

    Physical Details

    Rights & Restrictions

    Conditions on Access
    You do not require further permission from the Museum to access this archival media.
    Copyright
    International Court of Justice
    Conditions on Use
    Researchers must obtain permission from the International Court of Justice to copy and use any of the sound and film recordings in this collection. Contact the Library of the Court at library@icj-cij.org.

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    Administrative Notes

    Recorded Sound Provenance
    The archives of the Nuremberg International Military Tribunal were entrusted to the International Court of Justice by a decision of the Tribunal on October 1, 1946. The archives were transported to the Peace Palace, where representatives of the Tribunal and the staff of the Court took delivery of them on March 14, 1950. The Nuremberg Archives consist of the films presented as evidence during the trial, written documents, and gramophone disc recordings of the hearings. The UN, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, and the Memorial de la Shoah, cooperatively digitized the film, audio, and microfilm components of the Nuremberg Archives in an agreement signed in July 2017. The 4,370 digital transfers from the original 16" aluminum Presto Instantaneous Discs were received in two batches (December 2018 and September 2019).
    Recorded Sound Notes
    The United States Army Signal Corps produced two sets of verbatim audio recordings of the Nuremberg Trials outside of the courtroom in a studio. Set A (archived at the International Court of Justice in the Hague) consists of 1,942 double-sided black disc gramophone records with a cellulose trinitrate lacquer surface and aluminum core made by the Presto Recording Corporation. Set B (archived at the US National Archives and Records Administration in Washington, DC) consists of cardboard and aluminum gramophone discs. The two sets are not exact copies and generally stagger against each other, but sometimes have the same start or stop time corresponding to the beginning or end of a court session. The digitized and restored files made from Set A (ICJ) are much better quality than the files from Set B (NARA) which contain occasional audio distortion, especially at the beginning of a file, and skipping throughout.
    Recorded Sound Source
    International Court of Justice
    Mémorial de la Shoah, Centre de Documentation Juive Contemporaine
    File Number
    Source Archive Number: 2694A
    Source Archive Number: 2695A
    Source Archive Number: 2696A
    Source Archive Number: 2697A
    Source Archive Number: 2698A
    Source Archive Number: 2699A
    Source Archive Number: 2699A
    Source Archive Number: 2700A
    Source Archive Number: 2701A
    Source Archive Number: 2702A
    Source Archive Number: 2703A
    Source Archive Number: 2704A
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    Source Archive Number: 2705A
    Source Archive Number: 2706A
    Source Archive Number: 2707A
    Source Archive Number: 2708A
    Source Archive Number: 2709A
    Source Archive Number: 2710A
    Source Archive Number: 2711A
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    2024-02-21 07:28:40
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