List of witnesses in the Nuremberg trial of the main war criminals

This list includes all persons who gave testimony as witnesses in the Nuremberg trial of the main war criminals . In addition to these people, all of the defendants present, with the exception of Rudolf Hess , were heard as witnesses.

No.	image	Surname	nationality	Life dates	Time to testify	Loading	Remarks
1		Erwin von Lahousen	Austria	1897-1955	November 30th – 1st Dec 1945	American Prosecution	Lahousen had worked for the Abwehr during World War II and was a member of the military resistance
2		Otto Ohlendorf	Germany	1907-1951	Jan. 3, 1946	American Prosecution	Ohlendorf was the commander of Einsatzgruppe D and head of the Reich Security Main Office (RSHA). He was sentenced to death in the Einsatzgruppen trial in 1948 and executed in the Landsberg War Crimes Prison in 1951
3		Walter Schellenberg	Germany	1910-1952	Jan. 4, 1946	American Prosecution	From 1939 on, Schellenberg held various management positions in the RSHA. In 1949 he was sentenced to six years in prison in the Wilhelmstrasse Trial , but released early in 1950 for health reasons
4th		Alois Höllriegl	Austria	1909-1948	Jan. 4, 1946	American Prosecution	SS man was, and in the Mauthausen concentration camp and concentration camp Wiener Neudorf busy testified Ernst Kaltenbrunner and Baldur von Schirach had seen in Mauthausen. Höllriegel was sentenced to death in 1947 in a secondary trial to the main Mauthausen trial for the killing and mistreatment of prisoners and was executed in 1948.
5		Erich von dem Bach-Zelewski	Germany	1899-1972	Jan. 7, 1946	American Prosecution	Higher SS and Police Leader Russia, was involved in the Holocaust and other mass murders. Sentenced to life imprisonment in 1962 for the murder of a communist in 1933 and released in 1972 on health grounds
6th		František Bláha	Czechoslovakia	?	13-14 Jan. 1946	American Prosecution	Prisoner and doctor in the Dachau concentration camp , where he witnessed human experiments.
7th		Peter Josef Heisig	Germany	?	Jan. 14, 1946	British Prosecution	First lieutenant at sea ; testified that Karl Dönitz had approved of the failure to rescue crews of enemy ships
8th		Karl-Heinz Moehle	Germany	1910-1996	Jan 15, 1946	British Prosecution	Corvette captain ; stated that he had passed on the Laconia order , according to which the crews of sunk ships should be killed, and thereby incriminated Karl Dönitz. He was sentenced to five years' imprisonment for passing on the Laconia order and was released in 1949
9		Maurice lamp	France	1900–?	Jan 25, 1946	French prosecution	Prisoner in Mauthausen concentration camp
10		Marie-Claude Vaillant Couturier	France	1912-1996	Jan. 28, 1946	French prosecution	Member of the Resistance and prisoner in the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp . She testified to the murder of the Jews in the gas chambers
11		Jean Frédéric Veith	France	1903–?	Jan. 28, 1946	French prosecution	Prisoner in Mauthausen concentration camp
12		Victor Dupont	France	1909–?	Jan. 28, 1946	French prosecution	Member of the Resistance and prisoner in Buchenwald concentration camp
13		Francisco Boix	Spain	1920-1951	28-29 Jan. 1946	French prosecution	Fighters in the Spanish Civil War on the side of the Republicans; member of the Resistance in World War II and prisoner in Mauthausen concentration camp; died as a result of imprisonment in a concentration camp
14th		Hans Cappelen	Norway	1903-1979	Jan. 29, 1946	French prosecution	Member of the resistance movement in Norway; was initially ill-treated in Gestapo custody in Norway and was later imprisoned in the Natzweiler-Struthof , Dachau , Neuengamme , Groß-Rosen and Dora concentration camps
15th		Paul Roser	France	1903–?	Jan. 29, 1946	French prosecution	French prisoner of war who was imprisoned in penal camps because of multiple attempts to escape
16		Alfred Balachowsky	France	1901-1983	Jan. 29, 1946	French prosecution	Member of the Resistance and prisoner and doctor in Buchenwald concentration camp
17th		Émile Reuter	Luxembourg	1874-1973	Feb. 1, 1946	French prosecution	Luxembourg politician, Prime Minister from 1918 to 1925 and President of the Luxembourg Chamber of Deputies from 1926 to 1957 (with the interruption of the war years)
18th		Koos Vorrink	Netherlands	1891-1955	Feb. 2, 1946	French prosecution	Dutch politician and resistance fighter, publisher of the underground newspaper Het Parool , prisoner in the Sachsenhausen concentration camp
19th		Leon van der Essen	Belgium	1883-1963	Feb. 4, 1946	French prosecution	Professor at the University of Leuven , testified about German war crimes in Belgium, particularly about the destruction of the University of Leuven
20th		Friedrich Paulus	Germany	1890-1957	11-12 Feb. 1946	Soviet Prosecution	Field Marshal General, Commander in the Battle of Stalingrad ; testified about the preparations for the German Russian campaign and contradicted the preventive war thesis put forward by the defendants and the defense
21st		Erich Buschenhagen	Germany	1895-1994	Feb 12, 1946	Soviet Prosecution	General of the Infantry; said of the Russian campaign and the commissar order from
22nd		Joseph Orbeli	Soviet Union	1887-1961	Feb 22, 1946	Soviet Prosecution	Director of the Hermitage Art Museum ; said about the destruction of cultural and artistic monuments around Leningrad from
22nd		Yakov Grigoriev	Soviet Union	?	Feb. 26, 1946	Soviet Prosecution	Farmer and village soviet from near Leningrad
23		Eugene Alexandrowitsch Kiwelischa	Soviet Union	?	Feb. 26, 1946	Soviet Prosecution	Doctor; testified, among other things, about the mistreatment of Soviet prisoners of war
24		Abraham Sutzkever	Soviet Union	1913-2010	Feb. 27, 1946	Soviet Prosecution	Jewish writer, prisoner in the Vilna ghetto
25th		Severina Schmaglewskaja	Poland	?	Feb. 27, 1946	Soviet Prosecution	Survivors of the Auschwitz concentration camp
26th		Samuel Rajzman	Poland	1902-1979	Feb. 27, 1946	Soviet Prosecution	Jewish survivor in the Treblinka extermination camp
27		Nikolai Ivanovich Lomakin	Soviet Union	?	Feb. 27, 1946	Soviet Prosecution	Orthodox clergyman and archdean of the churches in Leningrad; reported on the destruction of churches during the Leningrad blockade
28		Karl Bodenschatz	Germany	1890-1979	March 8 1946	Attorney Otto Stahmer for Hermann Göring	General of the Airmen ; Head of the Ministerial Office in the Reich Aviation Ministry and Göring's liaison officer to Hitler
29		Erhard Milch	Germany	1892-1972	8-11 March 1946	Attorney Otto Stahmer for Hermann Göring	Field Marshal General, State Secretary in the Reich Ministry of Aviation and Inspector General of the Air Force; From 1941 to 1944 he was a general aviation master and was one of the main people in charge of arms production. Milch was sentenced to life imprisonment in the milk trial in 1947 , pardoned to 15 years imprisonment in 1951 and released in 1954
30th		Bernd von Brauchitsch	Germany	1911-1974	March 12 1946	Attorney Otto Stahmer for Hermann Göring	Colonel of the Air Force; Adjutant Hermann Görings; later, among other things, member of the board of directors of the Federation of German Employers' Associations
31		Paul Koerner	Germany	1893-1957	March 12 1946	Attorney Otto Stahmer for Hermann Göring	SS-Obergruppenführer ; represented Göring in many capacities as State Secretary of the Prussian State Ministry . Sentenced to fifteen years imprisonment in the Wilhelmstrasse Trial in 1949, released in 1951
32		Albert Kesselring	Germany	1885-1960	12-13 March 1946	Attorney Otto Stahmer for Hermann Göring	Field Marshal General; was involved in hostage shootings in Italy for which he was sentenced to death by a British military tribunal. However, he was pardoned to life imprisonment and released in 1951 on health grounds
33		Birger Dahlerus	Sweden	1891-1957	19 Mar 1946	Attorney Otto Stahmer for Hermann Göring	Swedish industrialist; shortly before the start of the Second World War and shortly after the outbreak of war, he had acted as a middleman between Germany and the United Kingdom on behalf of Goering
34		Ernst Wilhelm Bohle	Germany	1903-1960	25th Mar 1946	Alfred Seidl for Rudolf Hess	Head of the NSDAP / AO, the foreign organization of the NSDAP; active in the rank of State Secretary in the Foreign Office . Sentenced to five years imprisonment in the Wilhelmstrasse trial in 1949, but pardoned that same year
35		Karl Strölin	Germany	1890-1963	25th Mar 1946	Alfred Seidl for Rudolf Hess	from 1933 to 1945 mayor of Stuttgart and chairman of the German Foreign Institute ; had contacts with the resistance and in 1945 surrendered Stuttgart to the Allies without a fight
36		Gustav Adolf Steengracht of Moyland	Germany	1902-1969	26th Mar 1946	Martin Horn for Joachim von Ribbentrop	State Secretary in the Foreign Office; Sentenced to seven years imprisonment in the Wilhelmstrasse Trial in 1949 as a war criminal
37		Margarete Blank	Germany	?	28 Mar 1946	Martin Horn attorney for Joachim von Ribbentrop	Secretary of Ribbentrops
38		Paul Schmidt	Germany	1899-1970	28 Mar 1946	Martin Horn attorney for Joachim von Ribbentrop	SS standard leader ; Chief interpreter in the Foreign Office, office manager Ribbentrops, from 1935 official interpreter for Adolf Hitler; Charged in 1965 for making a positive statement in June 1943 on preventing 5,000 Jewish children from leaving for Palestine; no verdict was passed because of his death
39		Hans Heinrich Lammers	Germany	1879-1962	8th-9th Apr. 1946	Otto Nelte for Wilhelm Keitel	SS-Obergruppenführer, head of the Reich Chancellery from 1933 to 1945, minister from 1937, member of the Council of Ministers for Reich Defense from 1939 , sentenced to twenty years imprisonment in the Wilhelmstrasse Trial in 1949, released in 1951
40		Adolf Westhoff	Germany	1899-1977	Apr 10, 1946	Court of justice	Major General of the Wehrmacht, Chief of the POW Department in the OKW and Inspector of POWs in the OKW
41		Max Wielen	Germany	1883–?	Apr 10, 1946	Court of justice	SS-Obergruppenführer; testified about the murders of prisoners of war; later sentenced to life imprisonment, released in 1952
42		Rudolf Höss	Germany	1901-1947	Apr 15, 1946	Attorney Kurt Kaufmann for Ernst Kaltenbrunner	SS-Sturmbannführer, commandant of the Auschwitz concentration camp from 1940 to 1943, testified in detail about the murder of the Jews in Auschwitz; Sentenced to death in Poland in 1947 and executed in Auschwitz
43		Hermann Neubacher	Austria	1893-1960	Apr 15, 1946	Attorney Kurt Kaufmann for Ernst Kaltenbrunner	from the annexation of Austria 1938 to 1940 mayor of Vienna; then worked for the German Empire in Southeast Europe; Sentenced to 20 years in prison in 1951, but released shortly afterwards on account of illness
44		Hans-Joachim Riecke	Germany	1899-1986	Apr 17, 1946	Hans Thoma attorney for Alfred Rosenberg	Ministerial Director and State Secretary in the Reich Ministry of Food and Agriculture and Head of Department in the Reich Ministry for the Occupied Eastern Territories ; as part of the four-year plan, head of the main group for food and agriculture in the East Economic Unit , which among other things drafted plans to starve Eastern Europe; was not brought to justice
45		Rudolf Bilfinger	Germany	1903-1996	Apr 18, 1946	Attorney Albert Seidl for Hans Frank	SS-Sturmbannführer and group leader in Office II A (organization and law) of the RSHA; after several follow-up meetings to the Wannsee Conference ; 1943 head of a SD-Einsatzkommando Toulouse France, for which he was sentenced to 8 years in prison in 1953 in France; released in the same year for crediting his previous imprisonment
46		Kurt von Burgsdorff	Germany	1886-1962	Apr 18, 1946	Attorney Albert Seidl for Hans Frank	SA brigade leader ; from 1939 to 1942 in the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia and from 1943 Governor of the Krakow District in the General Government ; Sentenced to three years imprisonment in Poland for war crimes in 1948 and released in 1949
47		Josef Bühler	Germany	1904-1948	Apr 23, 1946	Attorney Albert Seidl for Hans Frank	State Secretary to the Government of the General Government and as such participant in the Wannsee Conference; participated in the deportation and murder of the Jews; Sentenced to death in Poland in 1948 and executed
48		Hans Bernd Gisevius	Germany	1904-1974	24.-26. Apr. 1946	Attorney Otto Pannenbecker for Wilhelm Frick	worked for the Gestapo from 1933 to 1934, then, among other things, in the Reich Ministry of the Interior and from 1940 to 1944 in the Foreign / Defense Office in the High Command of the Wehrmacht; he was part of the resistance against National Socialism and was involved in the September conspiracy and on July 20 . After the failed assassination attempt, he went into hiding and fled to Switzerland; Among other things, he testified about the Reichstag fire and claimed that the National Socialists were involved in it
49		Fritz Herrwerth	Germany	?	Apr 29, 1946	Hans Marx attorney for Julius Streicher	Driver Streichers; tried to dismiss Streicher, for example, because of his involvement in the November 1938 pogroms and knowledge of the Holocaust
50		Adele Streicher	Germany	?	Apr 29, 1946	Hans Marx attorney for Julius Streicher	Streicher's wife
51		Wilhelm Vocke	Germany	1886-1973	May 3, 1946	Lawyer Rudolf Dix for Hjalmar Schacht	Member of the board of directors of the Reichsbank ; Issued in 1939 at his own request after pointing out the risk of inflation. From 1948 to 1957 President of the Bank deutscher Länder and the Bundesbank
52		Franz Hayler	Germany	1900-1972	May 7, 1946	Lawyer Fritz Sauter for Walther Funk	SS-Obersturmführer; from 1943 to 1945 State Secretary in the Reich Ministry of Economics
53		Gerhard Wagner	Germany	1898-1987	13-14 May 1946	Fleet judge Otto Kranzbühler for Karl Dönitz	Rear admiral; Head of the Operations Department of the Naval War Command , later Admiral of the German Navy
54		Eberhard Godt	Germany	1900-1995	May 14, 1946	Fleet judge Otto Kranzbühler for Karl Dönitz	Rear admiral; from 1939 head of operations department fleet judge Otto Kranzbühler for Karl Dönitzung at the commander of the submarines, from 1943 additionally department head in the naval command ; later member of the Naval Historical Team
55		Günter Hessler	Germany	1909-1968	May 14, 1946	Fleet judge Otto Kranzbühler for Karl Dönitz	Frigate captain ; Admiral Staff Officer to the staff of the Commander in Chief of Submarines; later worked in the War History Department of the Royal Navy
56		Emil Puhl	Germany	1889-1962	May 15, 1946	Lawyer Fritz Sauter for Walther Funk	1939 to 1945 Vice President of the Reichsbank, was involved, among other things, in the exploitation of gold (“ Nazi gold ”) confiscated by Nazi authorities ; Sentenced to five years imprisonment in the Wilhelmstrasse Trial in 1949, but released that same year; belonged 1952 to 1957 the Management Board of Dresdner Bank to
57		Albert Thoms	Germany	?	May 15, 1946	Lawyer Fritz Sauter for Walther Funk	Employee of the Reichsbank
58		Carl Severing	Germany	1875-1952	May 21, 1946	Walter Siemers attorney for Ernst Raeder	SPD politician, Reich Interior Minister and Interior Minister of Prussia during the Weimar Republic ; testified among other things about the work of the Reichsmarine during the Weimar Republic
59		Ernst von Weizsäcker	Germany	1882-1951	21-22 May 1946	Walter Siemers attorney for Ernst Raeder	SS Brigadführer, State Secretary in the Foreign Office from 1938 to 1943; from 1943 to 1945 German ambassador to the Holy See ; was sentenced to five years imprisonment in 1949 for participating in the deportation of French Jews to Auschwitz; Dismissed in 1950
60		Erich Schulte Mönting	Germany	1897-1976	May 22, 1946	Walter Siemers attorney for Ernst Raeder	Vice admiral; 1939 to 1944 Chief of Staff of the Commander-in-Chief of the Navy
61		Hartmann Lauterbacher	Austria	1909-1988	May 27, 1946	Lawyer Fritz Sauter for Baldur von Schirach	SS-Obergruppenführer; Deputy Reich Youth Leader, Gauleiter of the Gaus Süd-Hanover-Braunschweig , Upper President of the Province of Hanover ; after the war several proceedings against him were dropped; worked for the Gehlen organization from 1950
62		Gustav Höpken	Germany	?	27.-28. May 1946	Lawyer Fritz Sauter for Baldur von Schirach	Employee in the Reich Youth Leadership ; Office manager of Schirachs
63		Fritz Wieshofer	Austria	?	May 28, 1946	Lawyer Fritz Sauter for Baldur von Schirach	Adjutant von Schirachs
64		Max Timm	Germany	1898–?	May 31–1. Jun. 1946	Lawyer Robert Servatius for Fritz Sauckel	as head of department in the Reich Ministry of Labor jointly responsible for the deployment of forced laborers ; from 1950 to 1964 in various management positions in the Schleswig-Holstein Ministry of Social Affairs
65		Hubert Hildebrand	Germany	?	Jun 1, 1946	Lawyer Robert Servatius for Fritz Sauckel	active in the Reich Ministry of Labor; testified about forced labor in France and claimed that the Vichy regime was partly responsible for the forced labor program
66		Walter Stothfang	Germany	1902–?	Jun 1, 1946	Lawyer Robert Servatius for Fritz Sauckel	Ministerialrat in the Reich Ministry of Labor; from 1943 Sauckel's personal advisor as general representative for work
67		Wilhelm Jäger	Germany	?	Jun 3, 1946	Lawyer Robert Servatius for Fritz Sauckel	Doctor; the forced laborers was for medical assistance Friedrich Krupp AG responsible
68		Horst Freiherr Treusch von Buttlar-Brandenfels	Germany	1900-1990	May 7, 1946	Lawyer Franz Exner for Alfred Jodl	Major general; 1942-1945 in the high command of the Armed Forces active
69		Herbert Büchs	Germany	1913-1996	Jun 8, 1946	Lawyer Franz Exner for Alfred Jodl	Major in the General Staff; as General Staff Officer of the Air Force with the Chief of the Wehrmacht Command and Adjutant Jodls; from 1957 in the Bundeswehr; from 1967 to 1971 deputy general inspector of the Bundeswehr
70		Percy Ernst Schramm	Germany	1894-1970	Jun 8, 1946	Lawyer Franz Exner for Alfred Jodl	Historian; kept the war diary in the High Command of the Wehrmacht
71		Edmund Glaise-Horstenau	Austria	1882-1946	Jun 12, 1946	Gustav Steinbauer attorney for Arthur Seyß-Inquart	Austrian National Socialist; from 1936 Minister in Kurt Schuschnigg's cabinet ; forced this together with Seyß-Inquart to resign as part of the “Anschluss”; subsequently worked in the Seyss-Inquart government; During the Second World War general for special use and as such from 1941 to 1944 was a "German Plenipotentiary General in Croatia" representative of the Wehrmacht in the Ustaša regime. Committed suicide in prison in July 1946
72		Friedrich Rainer	Austria	1903 – approx. 1947	12-13 Jun. 1946	Gustav Steinbauer attorney for Arthur Seyß-Inquart	SS-Obergruppenführer; Gauleiter and Reich Governor of Salzburg; from 1941 active in civil administration in Italy and Slovenia; Sentenced to death in Ljubljana in 1947 ; unclear if and when he was executed
73		Guido Schmidt	Austria	1901-1957	Jun 13, 1946	Gustav Steinbauer attorney for Arthur Seyß-Inquart	in Austria from 1936 State Secretary in the Foreign Ministry and from February 1938 Foreign Minister; after the "Anschluss", which he had worked towards, director of the Hermann Göring Works in Linz; after the war in Austria charged with high treason, but acquitted
74		Michael Skubl	Austria	1877-1964	Jun 13, 1946	Gustav Steinbauer attorney for Arthur Seyß-Inquart	until the “Anschluss” head of the Federal Police Directorate Vienna and State Secretary in the Austrian Federal Chancellery; fixed in Kassel from May 1938; said about Seyss-Inquart's participation in the “Anschluss”
75		Friedrich Wimmer	Austria	1897-1965	June 13-14, 1946	Gustav Steinbauer attorney for Arthur Seyß-Inquart	SS-Brigadführer, after the “Anschluss” State Secretary in the Austrian government; from 1940 to 1944 general commissioner for administration and justice in the occupied Netherlands under Seyß-Inquart
76		Hans Max Hirschfeld	Netherlands	1899-1961	Jun 14, 1946	Gustav Steinbauer attorney for Arthur Seyß-Inquart	before the occupation of the Netherlands, Secretary General in the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs; remained in this position after the occupation until the end of the war and thus collaborated with Seyss-Inquart;
77		Ernst Schwebel	Germany	1886-1955	Jun 14, 1946	Gustav Steinbauer attorney for Arthur Seyß-Inquart	from 1940 to 1945 commissioner Arthur Seyß-Inquarts in the province of South Holland
78		Hans Kroll	Germany	1898-1967	Jun 19, 1946	Lawyer Egon Kubuschok for Franz von Papen	Diplomat; was at the German Embassy in Turkey from 1936 to 1943 ; from 1939 under von Papen as ambassador, then head of the German Consulate General in Barcelona until the end of the war; later, among other things, German ambassador to Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union
79		Gerhard Koepke	Germany	?	Jun 26, 1946	Attorney Otto von Lüdinghausen for Konstantin von Neurath	Diplomat; From 1923 to 1935 he headed the political department in the Foreign Office
80		Hans-Heinrich Dieckhoff	Germany	1884-1952	Jun 26, 1946	Attorney Otto von Lüdinghausen for Konstantin von Neurath	Diplomat; Ministerial Director and Head of the Political Department in the Foreign Office, 1937/38 German Ambassador to the USA, 1933/34 German Ambassador to Spain
81		Hans Völckers	Germany	?	Jun 26, 1946	Attorney Otto von Lüdinghausen for Konstantin von Neurath	Personal advisor to Neuraths
82		Moritz von Schirmeister	Germany	1901–?	28-29 Jun. 1946	Heinz Fritz attorney for Hans Fritzsche	From 1933 to 1943 Joseph Goebbels ' personal press officer , secretary of most of the conferences of the leadership of the Propaganda Ministry
83		Friedrich Ahrens	Germany	?	Jul 1, 1946	Attorney Otto Stahmer for Hermann Göring	Colonel in the Wehrmacht; was stationed as commander of Army Group News Regiment 537 near Katyn ; was accused in the Soviet indictment of the murder of Poles in the Katyn massacre , but stated that the massacre had been committed before the Wehrmacht occupied the area
84		Reinhart von Eichborn	Germany	1911-1990	Jul 1, 1946	Attorney Otto Stahmer for Hermann Göring	headed the switchboard of the headquarters of Army Group Center in Smolensk; also stated that the Katyn massacre could not have been committed by the Germans
85		Eugen Oberhäuser	Germany	?	Jul 1, 1946	Attorney Otto Stahmer for Hermann Göring	Wehrmacht General; was stationed near Katyn from 1941; also stated that the Wehrmacht was not responsible for the Katyn victims
86		Boris Bazilevsky	Soviet Union	?	Jul 1, 1946	Soviet Prosecution	Professor at the University of Smolensk, Deputy Mayor of Smolensk during the German occupation; claimed that the Wehrmacht was responsible for the Katyn massacre
87		Marko Markow	Bulgaria	1901-1967	1st – 2nd Jul. 1946	Soviet Prosecution	Professor of Medicine, was a member of the International Medical Commission , which examined the bodies of the victims of the Katyn massacre at the invitation of the Germans; claimed, contrary to the result of the commission, that the victims could only have been killed after the conquest of the area by the Wehrmacht
88		Viktor Ilyich Prosorovsky	Soviet Union	1901-1986	Jul 2, 1946	Soviet Prosecution	Coroner; worked for the Soviet Ministry of Public Health; belonged to the Soviet Burdenko Commission , which investigated the Katyn massacre; claimed responsibility of the Germans for the massacre
89		Erich Kempka	Germany	1910-1975	Jul 3, 1946	Friedrich Bergold attorney for Martin Bormann	SS-Obersturmbannführer; Adolf Hitler's driver, claimed to have seen Bormann injured and presumably killed in the Battle of Berlin
90		Karl Kaufmann	Germany	1900-1969	Jul 30, 1946	Robert Servatius, attorney for the Political Leadership Corps	SS-Obergruppenführer; from 1929 to 1945 Gauleiter and from 1933 to 1945 Reichsstatthalter of Hamburg, also Reich Defense Commissioner in military district 10 and from 1942 Reich Commissioner for Maritime Shipping ; was not convicted after the war
91		Willi Meyer-Wendeborn	Germany	1891–?	30.-31. Jul. 1946	Robert Servatius, attorney for the Political Leadership Corps	from 1934 to 1945 to district leader in the district of Cloppenburg
92		Hans Wegschneider	Germany	1885–?	Jul 31, 1946	Robert Servatius, attorney for the Political Leadership Corps	from 1933 to 1945 local group leader of the NSDAP and mayor of Hirschdorf
93		Ernst Hirth	Germany	1896–	Jul 31, 1946	Robert Servatius, attorney for the Political Leadership Corps	Jurist; from 1942 to 1945 block leader in Nuremberg
94		Theo Hupfauer	Germany	1906-1993	Jul 31, 1946	Robert Servatius, attorney for the Political Leadership Corps	SS-Sturmbannführer; from 1936 head of the office of the German Labor Front , from 1944 head of the Central Office of the Armaments Ministry , in 1945 appointed Reich Labor Minister in Adolf Hitler's Political Testament ; was not convicted after the war
95		Werner Best	Germany	1903-1989	Jul 31 - Nov 1 Aug 1946	Lawyer Rudolf Merkel for the Gestapo	SS-Obergruppenführer; 1934 to 1940 deputy of Reinhard Heydrich as leader of the SD ; from 1942 to 1945 as well as German governor in Denmark; Sentenced to death in the first instance in the great war crimes trial in Copenhagen , the sentence was reduced to five years in prison on appeal; Released in 1951
96		Karl-Heinz Hoffmann (SS-Sturmbannführer)	Germany	?	Aug 1, 1946	Lawyer Rudolf Merkel for the Gestapo	SS-Sturmbannführer; worked from 1940 for the GeStaPo in the department "Occupied Western European Territories" and from 1943 for the commander of the security police and the SD in Denmark
97		Rolf-Heinz Höppner	Germany	1910-1998	Aug 1-2, 1946	Attorney Hans Gawlik for the SD	SS-Obersturmbannführer; was head of the immigration center in Poznan, jointly responsible for the deportation of Jews and Poles to the Generalgouvernement; from 1944 headed Office Group III A “People's and Legal Order” in the Reich Security Main Office; later convicted in Poland but released in 1956
98		Hans Roessner	Germany	1910-1997	Aug 2, 1946	Attorney Hans Gawlik for the SD	SS-Obersturmbannführer; from 1938 head of Section III C 3 (Folk Culture and Art) in the Reich Security Main Office;
99		Franz Schlegelberger	Germany	1876-1970	2-3 Aug 1946	Lawyer Egon Kubuschok for the Reich government	from 1931 to 1941 State Secretary in the Reich Ministry of Justice ; from 1941 to 1942 after the death of Franz Gürtner, acting Reich Minister of Justice; Sentenced to life imprisonment in the legal process, released in 1951
95		Friedrich Karl von Eberstein	Germany	1894-1979	3rd to 5th Aug 1946	Attorney Horst Pelckmann for the SS	SS-Obergruppenführer and General of the Waffen SS and the Police; from 1937 Higher SS and Police Leader in Military District VII (Munich) , from 1942 Police President in Munich; lawsuits against him were later dropped
96		Robert Brill	Germany	?	Aug 5, 1946	Attorney Horst Pelckmann for the SS	former head of the supplementary office of the Waffen SS; testified about the development of personnel and the composition of the Waffen SS
97		Paul Hausser	Germany	1880-1972	Aug 5, 1946	Attorney Horst Pelckmann for the SS	Colonel General of the Waffen SS; 1936 to 1939 inspector of the SS disposal force, headed various military units during the war
98		Günther Reinecke	Germany	1908-1972	6-7 Aug 1946	Attorney Horst Pelckmann for the SS	SS-Oberführer; from 1938 member of the personal staff of the Reichsführer SS, from 1939 head of the legal office at the main office of the SS court, from 1942 chief judge of the supreme SS and police court. Initiated corruption proceedings against various high-ranking Nazi leaders; states that the SS also initiated proceedings against heads of concentration camps
98		Israel Eisenberg	Germany	?	Aug 7, 1946	British Prosecution	Jewish prisoner in Majdanek camp; survived a killing operation by the SS
99		Konrad morning	Germany	1909-1982	7th-8th Aug 1946	Attorney Horst Pelckmann for the SS	SS-Obersturmbannführer and SS judge; from 1940 judge at the main office of the SS court in Munich; from January 1, 1941, Morgen was judge at the SS and Police Court in Cracow; was founded in 1943 by Heinrich Himmler with the investigation of corruption cases in concentration camps; sentenced several concentration camp leaders for crimes of corruption, bodily harm and homicide
100		Wolfram Sievers	Germany	1905-1948	8th-9th Aug 1946	Attorney Horst Pelckmann for the SS	SS standard leader; As managing director of the Research Association for German Ahnenerbe, he was responsible for human experiments in concentration camps; Sentenced to death in the Nuremberg Doctors' Trial in 1947 and executed in 1948
101		Walther von Brauchitsch	Germany	1881-1948	Aug 9, 1946	Attorney Hans Laternser for the General Staff and the OKW	Field Marshal General; from 1938 to 1941 commander in chief of the army; Dismissed in 1941 because of conflicts with Hitler
102		Erich von Manstein	Germany	1887-1973	9-12 Aug 1946	Attorney Hans Laternser for the General Staff and the OKW	Field Marshal General; shared responsibility for war crimes as commander on the Eastern Front; was therefore sentenced to 18 years imprisonment by a British military tribunal in 1949 but released in 11952; then advised the federal government on building the Bundeswehr
103		Gerd von Rundstedt	Germany	1875-1953	Aug 12, 1946	Attorney Hans Laternser for the General Staff and the OKW	Field Marshal General; between 1940 and 1945 with interruptions Commander in Chief West ; charged with war crimes; however, the proceedings were discontinued for health reasons
104		Franz Bock	Germany	1905-1974	12-13 Aug 1946	Lawyer Georg Böhm for the SA	SA-Obergruppenführer; in the 1937 Supreme SA Leadership active
105		Werner Schäfer	Germany	1904-1973	Aug 13, 1946	Lawyer Georg Böhm for the SA	SA Oberführer; from 1933 to 1934 commander in the Oranienburg concentration camp and from 1934 to 1942 camp commander of the Emslandlager , the prisoner camp of the Reich Justice Administration, and remained in this position until May 1942; was sentenced to four and two and a half years in prison for mistreating detainees in 1950 and 1953, respectively
106		Theodor greeting	Germany	?	Aug 13, 1946	Lawyer Georg Böhm for the SA	from 1919 to 1935 Federal Treasurer of the Stahlhelm, which was subordinated to the SA in 1933
107		Max Jüttner	Germany	1888-1963	13-16. Aug 1946	Lawyer Georg Böhm for the SA	SA-Obergruppenführer; from 1919 to 1933 member of the Stahlhelm; then switched to the SA; from 1934 to 1945 deputy SA chief of staff, head of the main leadership office of the supreme SA leadership
108		Walter Paul Schreiber	Germany	1893-1970	Aug 26, 1946	Soviet Prosecution	General doctor ; Head of the Science and Health Management Department of the Army Medical Inspection; initiated human experiments in concentration camps

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Case No. 000-50-5-2 (US vs. Ernst Walter Dura et al). (PDF) In: Website of the Jewish Virtual Library . Retrieved June 20, 2019 . 
2. ↑ Zuzana Mosnáková: Czech prisoners in the Dachau concentration camp. In: haGalil .com. Retrieved June 20, 2019 . 
3. ^ Westhoff, Adolf. In: www.tracesofwar.com. Retrieved June 22, 2019 .