Hi all!
In personal research of Nazi Germany's jurisprudence, I have found very few english translations of "The People's Court" proceedings, even in cases related to the July 20th assassination plot (which I assume compose the majority of the court's video archives). The most I could find is this short video on the "defense" of von Schwanenfeld Do any of you know of other subtitled videos/translatable transcriptions of case proceedings? Feel free to include interesting facts regarding the court/nazi jurisprudence, should you feel inclined to share.
Thank you for any help you may be able to provide!
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