SMGN-0113 International Military tribunal Nuremberg Germany Program

A rare and very desirable program that was made for the “public” but in reality only people close to the trials got one. In my experience, guards sent them home and this is another example of one. It is well put together showing the map of the courtroom, list of the defendants and a brief summary of accusations. It is in excellent condition and easy to use without fear of deterioration. Due to the quality of this pamphlet, it may have been something that was able to be purchased.

This is directly from the family of John Oliverio who was in the 26th. He was assigned to guard the homes of Judges Biddle & Parker and General Erwin Lahausen while in captivity. His family says at wars end he did not have enough points to get back home so he was reassigned to be a guard at the Nürnburg trials. This regiment was in the First Infantry division (the big red 1).