1:17:00
Aren't you going to look
at these precedents?
1:17:03
Aren't you interested at all?
1:17:07
Yes, I'm interested, Curtiss.
1:17:10
You were speaking of crimes
against humanity...
1:17:12
saying that the defendants
were not responsible for their acts.
1:17:15
I'd like you to explain that to me.
1:17:18
- I've just been explaining it.
- Maybe.
1:17:21
But all I've heard is a lot
of legalistic double-talk and rationalization.
1:17:27
You know, Curtiss,
when I first became a judge...
1:17:30
I knew there were certain people in town
I wasn't supposed to touch.
1:17:34
I knew that if I was to remain a judge,
this was so.
1:17:39
But how in God's name
do you expect me to look the other way...
1:17:42
at the murder of six million people?
1:17:44
I'm sure he didn't mean that.
1:17:45
I'm not asking you
to look the other way at them.
1:17:47
I'm asking you, what good is it going to do
to pursue this policy?
1:17:54
Curtiss, you were saying that the men
are not responsible for their acts.
1:17:58
You're going to have to explain that to me.
1:18:01
You're going to have to explain it
very carefully.
1:18:11
The tribunal is now in session.
1:18:13
God bless the United States of America
and this honorable tribunal.
1:18:37
The trial conducted before this tribunal
began over eight months ago.
1:18:40
The record of evidence
is more than 10,000 pages long...
1:18:44
and final arguments of counsel
have been concluded.
1:18:50
Simple murders and atrocities
do not constitute...
1:18:54
the gravamen of the charges
in this indictment.
1:18:58
Rather, the charge
is that of conscious participation...