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- He reported Streicher’s final moments and last words as follows: As the guards stopped him at the bottom of the steps for identification formality he uttered his piercing scream: “Heil Hitler!” The shriek sent a shiver down my back… As he reached the platform, Streicher cried out, “Now it goes to God.”
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Streicher was swung suddenly to face the witnesses and glared at them. Suddenly he screamed, “Purim Fest 1946.”… The American officer standing at the scaffold said, “Ask the man if he has any last words.” When the interpreter had translated, Streicher shouted, “The Bolsheviks will hang you one day.”
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The most unequivacol verdict came from Julius Streicher, who noted that: “This trial is a triumph of world Jewry.” Out of the indicted war criminals only two did not provide a commentary to their indictments: Erich Raeder refused to; Lay was dead.
His last words, uttered in a full, clear voice, were translated as 'I call on God Almighty to have mercy on the German people. More than 2 million German soldiers went to their death for the fatherland before me.
Nov 22, 2020 · His last words were: “I believe in Germany.” Julius Streicher. Julius Streicher founded Der Stürmer newspaper in 1923 and continued to edit it right up until 1945. The weekly newspaper published crude anti-Semitic cartoons and also denounced any Germans who dared to try and defend their Jewish friends, neighbours or workmates.
Watch Julius Streicher's final statement at the Nuremberg Trial, where he invoked the Purim story and faced his fate.
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Jul 4, 2016 · Asked formally for his last words, Streicher shouted: “The Bolsheviks will hang you one day.” While Woods was placing the black hood over his head, Streicher could be heard saying “Adele, my dear wife.”
On April 29th 1946, NSDAP propagandist and publisher of Der Sturmer Julius Streicher was cross-examined at Nuremberg by Dr Marx: Marx: “Witness, what aims did you pursue with your speeches and your articles in Der Sturmer?”.
