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Edited by Postwarbean:
3/14/2013 10:27:23 PM
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I found a source that says, "The OKW (Wermacht) was indicted but acquitted of charges during the Nuremberg trials of being a criminal organization. Keitel and Jodl however were convicted and sentenced to death by hanging."
So am I right?
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Well the question wasn't about the leaders rather the organization as a whole, there were never any war crimes committed by its soldiers. Which is not the case for the Wehrmacht.
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Edited by Postwarbean: 3/14/2013 10:32:41 PMBut, the source [i]is[/i] saying that the organization [i]as a whole[/i] was not convicted, but only two leaders were. EDIT: Woops, the OKW is the organizer behind all the branches, my mistake.
