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• Airey Neave
  '''Airey Neave''' (1916-1979) was a British lawyer, soldier, and politician. After combat
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• Airey Neave/Definition
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• Airey Neave/Related Articles
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• Julius Streicher
  Airey Neave, part of the prosecution staff at Nuremberg, wrote "he was closer to Hitle | author = Airey Neave
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• Alfred Rosenberg
  After the early days, he was not an important force in the Party. [[Airey Neave]] quotes [[Joseph Goebbels]] as saying "Rosenberg ''almost'' managed to bec | author = [[Airey Neave]]
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• Airey Neave
  '''Airey Neave''' (1916-1979) was a British lawyer, soldier, and politician. After combat
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• Arthur Seyss-Inquart
  | author = Airey Neave | title = On Trial at Nuremberg | publisher = Little, Brown | year = 1978}} [[Airey Neave]], in his memoir of representing the Nuremberg prosecution to the defendant
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• Albert Speer
  ...xtremely effective Nazi Minister of Armament and Munitions (1942-1945). [[Airey Neave]], a Nuremberg prosecutor, said <blockquote>He was the only man in Hitler's | author = [[Airey Neave]]
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• Nuremberg Trials/Related Articles
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• Karl Doenitz
  ...her his orders were crimes against humanity, both military and civilian. [[Airey Neave]], a land soldier, wrote that Doenitz and [[Erich Raeder]] were charged wit | author=[[Airey Neave]] | year = 1978 | publisher = Little, Brown}}, pp. 201-202</ref>
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• Fritz Sauckel
  ...ial of the Major War Criminals of the International Military Tribunal]]. [[Airey Neave]], one of the prosecutors, suggests that both [[Albert Speer]] and [[Herman | author = [[Airey Neave]]
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• Franz von Papen
  | author = [[Airey Neave]]
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• Alfred Jodl
  | author = [[Airey Neave]]
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• Commando Order
  }}, p. 363</ref> A member of the prosecution staff, [[Airey Neave]], wrote that Jodl, with the support of Keitel, argued against the Commando | author = [[Airey Neave]]
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• Wilhelm Keitel
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• Joachim von Ribbentrop
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• High Command Case (NMT)
  | author = Airey Neave | title = On Trial at Nuremberg | publisher = Little, Brown | year = 1978
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• Hitler and his personal life
  ...eve Hitler saw, in Speer, the architect and artist he wanted to become. [[Airey Neave]], a Nuremberg prosecutor, said "He was the only man in Hitler's entourage | author = [[Airey Neave]]
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