Belligerent Occupation — Civilian Inhabitants — Ill-treatment, Enslavement and Deportation to Slave Labour — Respect for Property — Plunder and Spoliation of Public and Private Property — Hague Regulations and Total Warfare — Annexation of Territory during War — Prisoners of War — Employment of Prisoners of War in Work Prohibited by the Geneva (Prisoners of War) Convention, 1929 — Individual Responsibility for War Crimes — Responsibility for Crimes against Peace — Responsibility of Leaders of Industry — Pleas of Superior Orders and of Necessity.

Belligerent Occupation — Civilian Inhabitants — Treatment of — Extermination, Torture and Ill-treatment of Civilian Inhabitants of Occupied Territory, Prisoners of War and German Subjects — Enslavement and Deportation to Slave Labour — Plunder of Public and Private Property in Occupied Territory — War Crimes and Crimes against Humanity — Euthanasia as a Crime against Humanity — Annexation of Territory during War — Plea of Superior Orders.

War — In General — The Right of War — General Treaty for the Renunciation of War, 1928 — Crimes Against Peace — Criminal Responsibility for Aggressive War — Prisoners of War — Murder and Ill-treatment of — Denial of Status and Refusal of Quarter — Employment in Prohibited Work and Exposure to Danger — Hostages — Execution of Innocent Persons as Hostages — Guerrillas — Right to Trial by Court Martial — Belligerent Occupation — Civilian Inhabitants — Ill-treatment and Deportation to Slave Labour — Plea to the Jurisdiction of the Tribunal — Whether Hague Regulations of 1907 and Geneva Conventions of 1929 are Declaratory of International Law — Supremacy of International Law — Responsibility of Military Commander for Acts Committed by Troops Under His Command — Responsibility of Staff Officers for Preparation and Transmission of Unlawful Orders — Individual Responsibility for War Crimes — Plea of Superior Orders — Defence of Military Necessity.

Belligerent Occupation — Treatment of Civilian Inhabitants — Extermination, Murder and Ill-treatment of Civilian Inhabitants — Genocide — Combatants — Status of Irregular Combatants — Guerrilla Warfare in Occupied Territory — Reprisals — War Crimes as Reprisals — Killing of Hostages — Conduct of Warfare — Question of Legality of Aerial Bombardment of Towns and Cities — Crimes against Humanity — Rights of the Individual Independent of the Law of the State — Plea to the Jurisdiction of the Tribunal — Individual Responsibility for War Crimes — Principle of Nullum Crimea Sine Lege — Plea of Superior Orders

Belligerent Occupation — Civilian Inhabitants — Ill-treatment, Enslavement, and Deportation to Slave Labour — Respect for Property — Plunder and Spoliation of Public and Private Property — Hague Regulations and Total Warfare — Prisoners of War — Employment of Prisoners of War in Work Prohibited by the Geneva (Prisoners of War) Convention, 1929 — Individual Responsibility for War Crimes — Plea of National Emergency — Pleas of Superior Orders and Necessity.

Belligerent Occupation — Killing, Torture, Ill-treatment and Deportation of Civilian Inhabitants — Hostages and Reprisals — War Crimes as Reprisals — Resistance Movement and Guerrilla Warfare in Occupied Territory — Fundamental Principles of Justice as Part of International Law — Principle of Nullum Crimen Sine Lege — Rules of Warfare and the Legality of War — Plea of Military Necessity — Wanton Devastation of Property in Occupied Territory During Retreat of Occupying Armed Forces — Plea of Superior Orders — Responsibility of Military Commander in Occupied Territory.