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Document Image IMT Image Extracts from Dodd's diary, on Schacht's comments about German militarism and his wish that the United States would "leave Germany to have her way in Europe" Excerpts from Ambassador Dodd's Diary 1933-1938 . . . HLSL Item No.: 452758 Source of Text: Case Files/English (US or UK) Evidence Code: EC-461 Exhibit Code: Prosecution 58	William E. Dodd See more details William E. Dodd American historian and ambassador to Germany Born: 1869-10-27 1869-10-21 (Clayton) Died: 1940-02-09 (Round Hill) Country of citizenship: United States of America Occupation: diplomat; historian; university teacher Member of political party: Democratic Party Member of: American Historical Association (role: president) Position held: ambassador Employer: Randolph–Macon College; University of Chicago; Virginia Tech	1941	Document Image
Document Full Text Text Extracts from Dodd's diary, on Schacht's comments about German militarism and his wish that the United States would "leave Germany to have her way in Europe" TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENT EC-461 Source of Text: Nazi conspiracy and aggression (Office of United States Chief of Counsel for Prosecution of Axis Criminality. Washington, D.C. : U.S. Government Printing Office, 1946.) Evidence Code: EC-461	William E. Dodd See more details William E. Dodd American historian and ambassador to Germany Born: 1869-10-27 1869-10-21 (Clayton) Died: 1940-02-09 (Round Hill) Country of citizenship: United States of America Occupation: diplomat; historian; university teacher Member of political party: Democratic Party Member of: American Historical Association (role: president) Position held: ambassador Employer: Randolph–Macon College; University of Chicago; Virginia Tech	1941	Document Full Text
Document Full Text Text Extracts from Dodd's diary, on Schacht's comments about German militarism and his wish that the United States would "leave Germany to have her way in Europe" COPY OF DOCUMENT EC-461 3 result in this document Source of Text: Nazi conspiracy and aggression (Office of United States Chief of Counsel for Prosecution of Axis Criminality. Washington, D.C. : U.S. Government Printing Office, 1946.) Evidence Code: EC-461	William E. Dodd See more details William E. Dodd American historian and ambassador to Germany Born: 1869-10-27 1869-10-21 (Clayton) Died: 1940-02-09 (Round Hill) Country of citizenship: United States of America Occupation: diplomat; historian; university teacher Member of political party: Democratic Party Member of: American Historical Association (role: president) Position held: ambassador Employer: Randolph–Macon College; University of Chicago; Virginia Tech	1941	Document Full Text
Transcript Full Text IMT Text Transcript for IMT: Trial of Major War Criminals 3 pages found [ ... p. 2550 ] ">LT. BRYSON: It was, sir. I turn now to EC-461, consisting of excerpts from Ambassador Dodd's Diary. The entire diary has previously been [ ... p. 8716 ] matters and I am sure informed his colleagues about those matters also. I would also like to quote from EC-461. It is the diary of Ambassador Dodd, where it [ ... p. 2549 ] population, source for food stuffs, fats and raw materials." would be willing to risk war for the sake of new territory in Europe. I refer the Tribunal to EC [ ... ] Source of Text: Trial Transcript Evidence Codes: EC-415, EC-461, L-111		11 January 1946	Transcript Full Text