congressional hearings of july and october 1949 wherein judge stimson, who was at nuremberg, delivered a report to the us congress, he stated germans had false witnesses brought before them, were told they were being killed regardless of findings, and were made to sign pre-written admissions of guilt in exchange for food.  a complete violation of anglo-saxon justice said the judge.  an abomination a crime against american legal precedent. the trials, including the admissions of guilt, were a sham according to the american judge present.
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