Julius Streicher Quote

The main thing I tried to stress was how badly I was treated in the American camp at Freising, but the American prosecutor and the judges ruled that my comments on my poor treatment there had to be expunged from the record because it was irrelevant. I don't think it is irrelevant when we National Socialists are accused of war crimes and of murdering 5 million Jews and millions of other innocent people such as partisans, hostages, war prisoners. Therefore, I should have been allowed to insert into the record of this trial how badly I was treated personally as a prisoner of war, after the war was over, mind you, in Freising.


To Leon Goldensohn, June 15, 1946, from "The Nuremberg Interviews" by Leon Goldensohn, Robert Gellately - History


The main thing I tried to stress was how badly I was treated in the American camp at Freising, but the American prosecutor and the judges ruled that...

The main thing I tried to stress was how badly I was treated in the American camp at Freising, but the American prosecutor and the judges ruled that...

The main thing I tried to stress was how badly I was treated in the American camp at Freising, but the American prosecutor and the judges ruled that...

The main thing I tried to stress was how badly I was treated in the American camp at Freising, but the American prosecutor and the judges ruled that...