Malmedy Massacre Investigation [document électronique] / Comité des forces armées du Sénat des Etats-Unis, Auteur . - 1949.


Comptes-rendus du procès sur le massacre de Malmedy où les soldats allemands avaient exécutés de nombreux prisonniers américains.
Langues : Français (fre)

Catégories :	352(493) Malmedy 94(100)"1939/45" Histoire Seconde Guerre mondiale
Index. décimale :	940.53 Histoire de la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Résumé :	Résumé disponible sur le site de la Library of Congress: On December 16, 1944, the German Army began the Ardennes offensive known as the Battle of the Bulge. On December 17, 113 American soldiers surrendered to a German armored column under the command of SS Colonel Joachim Peiper [variant: Piper]. After the American prisoners were disarmed, they were assembled in a field near Malmedy, Belgium, and shot. The German soldiers involved in this massacre of the American prisoners were later prosecuted by the U.S. Army for war crimes. In March 1949, in response to charges concerning the unfair conduct of the prosecution in the Malmedy cases, the U.S. Senate Committee on Armed Services appointed a subcommittee to review the Army’s investigative and trial procedures. The Hon. Raymond E. Baldwin, chairman, presided over the subcommittee hearings, which were held in April, May, June, and September 1949. The subcommittee report was released by the full committee on October 13, 1949. The full text of these hearings as well as the subcommittee report are linked below.
Note de contenu :	CONTENTS: -Document 1: *List of witnesses: Ahens, Kenneth F Bailey, James J Byme, Maj. Robert E Carpenter, Lt. Col. Edwin J Dwinnell, Lt. Col. John S Ellis, Lt. Col. Burton F Ellowita, morris Evans, John Temple Fanton, Maj. Dwight F Pinucane, James Fitzgerald, William T Guth Paul C Harbaugh, Brig. Gen. James L. Jr Karan, Dr. Max King, John Wyckliffe Lary, Virgil P., Jr Micklewaite, Col. Claude B Owens, Jack A Perl, Dr. William R Perry, Lt. Col. Charles J Raymond, Col. John M Ricker, Dr. john Royall, Hon. Kenneth C Scalise, D. A Shumacker, Paul Simpson, Judge Gordon Sloane, Herbert J Straight, Lt. Col. Clio E Strong, Herbert J Sutton, Granger G Teil, Burt Unterseher, Calvin George Van Roden, Judge Edward LeRoy -Document 2: *List of witnesses: Aschenauer, Dr. Rudolf Eble, Fritz (Otto) Everett, Col. Willis M., Jr. (Deposition) Geiger, Maria Louisa Jacob Bruno F Kirschbaum,Joseph Koessler, Maximilian Lane, Dr. John D., Jr., U. S. Public Health Service Leer Dr. Eugen Lloyh, Dr. Ralph Spurr, U. S. Public Health Service Rosenfeld, Col. A. M., Staff Judge Advocate, Munich Military Post,,Department of the Army Reiser, Rolf Roland Rusam Adolf Steiner,Frank Schnell, Dietrich Terry, Dr. Luther L. Terry, U. S. Public Health Service Thon, Harry Vollprecht, Horst -Document 3: Rapport final du procès
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Titre :	Malmedy Massacre Investigation
Type de document :	document électronique
Auteurs :	Comité des forces armées du Sénat des Etats-Unis, Auteur
Année de publication :	1949
Note générale :	Comptes-rendus du procès sur le massacre de Malmedy où les soldats allemands avaient exécutés de nombreux prisonniers américains.
Langues :	Français (fre)
Catégories :	352(493) Malmedy 94(100)"1939/45" Histoire Seconde Guerre mondiale
Index. décimale :	940.53 Histoire de la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Résumé :	Résumé disponible sur le site de la Library of Congress: On December 16, 1944, the German Army began the Ardennes offensive known as the Battle of the Bulge. On December 17, 113 American soldiers surrendered to a German armored column under the command of SS Colonel Joachim Peiper [variant: Piper]. After the American prisoners were disarmed, they were assembled in a field near Malmedy, Belgium, and shot. The German soldiers involved in this massacre of the American prisoners were later prosecuted by the U.S. Army for war crimes. In March 1949, in response to charges concerning the unfair conduct of the prosecution in the Malmedy cases, the U.S. Senate Committee on Armed Services appointed a subcommittee to review the Army’s investigative and trial procedures. The Hon. Raymond E. Baldwin, chairman, presided over the subcommittee hearings, which were held in April, May, June, and September 1949. The subcommittee report was released by the full committee on October 13, 1949. The full text of these hearings as well as the subcommittee report are linked below.
Note de contenu :	CONTENTS: -Document 1: *List of witnesses: Ahens, Kenneth F Bailey, James J Byme, Maj. Robert E Carpenter, Lt. Col. Edwin J Dwinnell, Lt. Col. John S Ellis, Lt. Col. Burton F Ellowita, morris Evans, John Temple Fanton, Maj. Dwight F Pinucane, James Fitzgerald, William T Guth Paul C Harbaugh, Brig. Gen. James L. Jr Karan, Dr. Max King, John Wyckliffe Lary, Virgil P., Jr Micklewaite, Col. Claude B Owens, Jack A Perl, Dr. William R Perry, Lt. Col. Charles J Raymond, Col. John M Ricker, Dr. john Royall, Hon. Kenneth C Scalise, D. A Shumacker, Paul Simpson, Judge Gordon Sloane, Herbert J Straight, Lt. Col. Clio E Strong, Herbert J Sutton, Granger G Teil, Burt Unterseher, Calvin George Van Roden, Judge Edward LeRoy -Document 2: *List of witnesses: Aschenauer, Dr. Rudolf Eble, Fritz (Otto) Everett, Col. Willis M., Jr. (Deposition) Geiger, Maria Louisa Jacob Bruno F Kirschbaum,Joseph Koessler, Maximilian Lane, Dr. John D., Jr., U. S. Public Health Service Leer Dr. Eugen Lloyh, Dr. Ralph Spurr, U. S. Public Health Service Rosenfeld, Col. A. M., Staff Judge Advocate, Munich Military Post,,Department of the Army Reiser, Rolf Roland Rusam Adolf Steiner,Frank Schnell, Dietrich Terry, Dr. Luther L. Terry, U. S. Public Health Service Thon, Harry Vollprecht, Horst -Document 3: Rapport final du procès
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