Jackson Center Video and Audio Archive
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* New clips as of 12/12/07
** New clips as of 12/17/07
Robert H. Jackson Authorities |
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John Q. Barrett, Robert H. Jackson biographer, That Man: An Insider's Portrait Of Franklin D. Roosevelt (10-22-01) |
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Professor John Q. Barrett, St. John's University School of Law on Jackson and Nuremberg legacy (9-28-05) |
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Eugene Gerhart, Robert H. Jackson biographer, America's Advocate (11-30-99) |
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Nancy Roosevelt Jackson, Daughter-in-law of Robert H. Jackson (5-17-03) |
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Professor Christoph Safferling, Marburg University, on German Perspective of Nuremberg (10-27-05) |
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Lorraine Wagner, Secretary to Eugene Gerhart (5-26-01) |
Robert H. Jackson Law Clerks |
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Howard C. Buschman, Jr. (1949-1951) (9-21-03) |
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Donald Cronson (1952-1953) (10-6-03) |
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Murray Gartner (1945-1947) (10-21-02) |
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James Marsh (1947-1949) (10-24-02) |
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Phil C. Neal (1944-1945) (10-22-02) |
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C. George Neibank, Jr. (1951-1952) (6-5-00) |
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E. Barrett Prettyman Jr. (1953-1954) (10-8-03) |
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E. Barrett Prettyman, Jr. (1953-1954) on Jackson's unpublished memo on Brown (10-8-03) |
Supreme Court Notables |
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Henry Abraham, Supreme Court Historian (3-19-03) |
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Bennett Boskey, law clerk for Chief Justice Harlan Stone during West Virginia vs. Barnette) (4-27-06) |
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William T. Coleman, law clerk for Felix Frankfurter (1948), assistant to Thurgood Marshall (5-18-05) |
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Gordon Davidson, law clerk for Justice Stanley Reed on the legacy of Brown vs. Board of Ed. (5-17-05) |
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*Gathie Barnett Edmonds, one of the parties of West Virginia v. Barnette (4-28-06) |
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Jack Fassett, law clerk for Justice Stanley Reed (4-28-04) |
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Eric Fournier, Emmy Award winning producer, on Fred Korematsu (9-26-02) |
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David Ginsburg, Justice William O. Douglas' first law clerk on working with Jackson as Solicitor General (2-15-05) |
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Ophelia Delaine Gona, daughter of Rev. Josephe Delaine on her father and the South Carolina case in Brown vs. Board of Ed.) (5-16-05) |
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Linda Greenhouse, New York Times Supreme Court reporter on Jackson jurisprudence (7-25-06) |
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*Charles C. Hileman, law clerk for Justice Harold Burton on relationship to Justice Burton (5-07) |
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Fred Korematsu, named plaintiff in Korematsu v. United States (9-26-02) |
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Prof. Daniel Meador, law clerk for Justice Hugo Black on Justice Black's concerns with Brown vs. Board of Ed. (5-17-05) |
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*Abner J. Mikva, law clerk for Justice Sherman Minton on Steel Seizure Case (5-07) |
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*James C.N. Paul, law clerk for Chief Justice Fred Vinson (’51, ’52 Terms) on Robert H. Jackson (5-07) |
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Earl Pollock, law clerk for Chief Justice Earl Warren (4-28-04) |
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*Neal P. Rutledge, law clerk for Justice Hugo Black on Justice Jackson’s reputation (5-07) |
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Frank Sander, law clerk for Justice Felix Frankfurter (4-28-04) |
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*Marshall L. Small, law clerk for Justice William Douglas on Steel Seizure Case (5-07) |
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*Marie Barnett Snodgrass, one of the parties of West Virginia v. Barnette (4-28-06) |
Scholars |
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Prof. M. Cherif Bassiouni, DePaul University School of Law on Robert H. Jackson and legacy (9-30-06) |
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Dr. Michael Berenbaum, former Project Director of U.S. Holocaust Museum (7-6-01) |
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Dr. James M. Dunn, Wake Forest University Divinity School (9-01) |
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Helen Fagin, Holocaust Survivor and Educator on "The Final Solution" (4-5-05) |
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Prof. Kenneth Gormley, Duquesne School of Law (6-26-03) |
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Prof. Erica Harth, Last Witnesses (7-11-02) |
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Professor Jeffrey Hockett, on Jackson as last great Common Law Judge (11-1-04) |
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Professor Jeffrey Hockett, author of New Deal Justice. Jackson on executive powers (11-1-04) |
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*Linda Holmes, author of 4000 Bowls of Rice: A Prisoner of War Comes Home, on Tokyo Trials (11-2-06) |
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Kenneth Joyce, Distinguished Professor at Buffalo Law School on Jackson's "Infallible" quote (11-4-05) |
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Dr. Klaus Kastner, German Historian of Nuremberg Trials, author of Der Nurnberger Prozess (1-16-04) |
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David Luban, Georgetown University, Law and Philosophy on Nuremberg—London Charter (9-26-06) |
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Michael Marrus, Historian, University of Toronto School of Law on legacy of Robert H. Jackson (10-6-06) |
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Prof. Kevin McMahon, Reconsidering Roosevelt on Race (7-10-04) |
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Prof. Michael Newton, Vanderbilt Law, Iraqi trial advisor on Nuremberg legacy (9-28-05) |
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Prof. James Patterson, Brown v. Board of Education: A Civil Rights Milestone and its Troubled Legacy (3-8-04) |
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Joseph Persico, author of Infamy on Trial on Justice Jackson (6-11-06) |
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Prof. Eric Posner, University of Chicago on I.C.C. (9-29-05) |
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Geoffrey Robertson, Q.C. London on Jackson legacy (9-28-05) |
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Prof. Michael Scharf, Case Western Law, Knox Law Center on Jackson and international law (8-5-06) |
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David Siegel, Distinguished Professor at Albany Law School (6-8-05) |
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Hon. Kenneth Starr, Whitewater Prosecutor (6-27-03) |
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Prof. Geoffrey Stone, author of "Perilous Times" on his judicial heroes (7-12-05) |
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Prof. Geoffrey Stone, University of Chicago Law School on Justice Jackson (7-11-05) |
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Prof. Kathleen Sullivan, Dean of Stanford Law School (7-25-03) |
Judges and Officials |
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Hon. Thomas Buergenthal, American judge on the International Court of Justice, Hague on Nuremberg and legacy (10-17-06) |
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David Crane, Chief American Prosecutor at the International Military Tribunal for Sierra Leone, on the legacy of Nuremberg (9-28-05) |
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*Sir Desmond DeSilva, former Chief Prosecutor of Special Court for Sierra Leone (8-28-07) |
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Hon. Richard Goldstone, Constitutional Court of South Africa on Jackson serving at Nuremberg as a precedent (9-30-06) |
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*Hon. Hasson Jallow, Chief Prosecutor for International Tribunal for Rwanda (8-28-07) |
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Hon. Matthew Jasen, Denazification Judge |
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Nicholas deB. Katzenbach, former Attorney General under President Johnson (4-29-04) |
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Hon. Hans-Peter Kaul, International Criminal Court on Nuremberg legacy and ICC (9-30-06) |
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Hon. Michael Keasler, on humor and Jackson (10-26-02) |
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Hon. Phillipe Kirsch, President, International Criminal Court on ICC as natural continuation of Nuremberg |
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*Luis Moreno-Ocampo, Chief Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (8-29-07) |
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*George Mugwanya, Appeals Counsel for Special Court for Rwanda (8-29-07) |
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Hon. Sandra Day O'Connor, Justice, United States Supreme Court on Justice Jackson/Barnette case. (8-04) |
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*Robert Petit, Co-prosecutor Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (8-28-07) |
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*Stephen Rapp, Chief Prosecutor for Special Court for Sierra Leone (8-30-07) |
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Senator Charles Schumer (7-1-03) |
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Sen. Arlen Specter (R-Pa), on Jackson and Steel Seizure case (7-14-06) |
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*David Tolbert, Prosecutor of International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (8-29-07) |
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**Seth Waxman, Solicitor General of the United States from 1997 through January 2001, on Jackson (7-8-07) |
Nuremberg Trial Prosecutors |
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William Baldwin (8-25-02) |
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Brady Bryson, on the legacy of Nuremberg (12-6-01) |
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William Caming (9-16-02) |
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James Conway (10-23-01) |
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Robert Donihi, Prosecutor at Tokyo trials on reaction to verdict and Hirohito (8-24-05) |
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Benjamin Ferencz, Nuremberg Prosecutor in Einsatzgruppen case on the shadow of IMT on his trial (11-11-)5) |
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Whitney Harris (10-22-01) |
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Whitney Harris, Nuremberg Prosecutor on quest for respect for rule of law (9-29-05) |
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*Whitney Harris on Rome Statute and Rule of Law (8-30-07) |
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Whitney Harris and Henry King (10-23-01) |
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Henry King (5-1-02) |
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Bernard Meltzer, on Robert H. Jackson's opening statement at Nuremberg (10-24-01) |
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Jack Robbins (6-17-04) |
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Drexel Sprecher, on Robert H. Jackson's role (12-6-01) |
Other Nuremberg Trial Participants |
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Ruth Bateman, Nuremberg Research Assistant, on the Grand Hotel (5-24-06) |
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** Yves Beigbeder, law clerk to Nuremberg French Judge Donnedieu de Vabres, on legacy of Nuremberg Trial (6-9-07) |
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Simon Bourgin, Washington press reporter on FDR press conferences (3-12-06) |
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Ray D'Addario, Nuremberg Photographer (4-30-02) |
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Ambassador John Dolibois, Nuremberg Interrogator (9-26-01) |
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Allan Dreyfuss, Nuremberg Trial reporter on Hermann Goering (2-18-06) |
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Hon. Norbert Ehrenfreund, Nuremberg Trial reporter for "Stars and Stripes" (6-13-05) |
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** Hedy Epstein, research analyst at trial, on anecdotes |
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Bennett Friedman, American Interpreter at capture of Goering (9-4-04) |
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Father Moritz Fuchs, Jackson's bodyguard at Nuremberg, on his very privileged position where he saw Robert H. Jackson rise to the occasion (3-21-02) |
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Dr. Arnold Joseph, Nuremberg Prison mail censor (4-27-03) |
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Ruth Lansing, Research Assistant on Krupp Case on Otto Ohlendorf (1-26-02) |
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Dr. John K. Lattimer, Nuremberg physician (9-17-02) |
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Alma McLay, Nuremberg Secretary, "on caroling at Nuremberg" (11-15-04) |
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Ernest Michel, Holocaust survivor and Nuremberg Trial reporter (4-8-02) |
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Gertrude Moretti, Researcher (7-02) |
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Lars Ottoson, BBC Reporter (2-12-02) |
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** John Powers, Nuremberg Documentation Center (through 1946), on Russians (4-15-06) |
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Johann Gunther Schaetzler, Defense Counsel for Rudolf Hess and German high command (11-20-05) |
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Budd Schulberg, academy award winner and producer of Nazi Plan shown at Nuremberg Trial (1-26-04) |
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** Rev. William Shoop, teletype operator at Nuremberg Courthouse (7-16-03) |
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** Bill Sluga, chauffeur for Hon. Mallory Blair, subsequent Nuremberg Trials |
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Richard Sonnenfeldt, Chief American Interpreter at Nuremberg Trial (12-8-03) |
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Richard Sonnenfeldt, Chief American Interpreter at Nuremberg Trial (7-25-04) |
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** Werner Von Rosenstiel, interpreter at Nuremberg Trial, on opening statement |
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Dr. Herman S. Wigodsky, aide to Dr. Ivey in identifying Nazi doctors for trial |
Audio |
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Robert H. Jackson's Address at Jamestown High School |
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Robert H. Jackson's Commencement Address at St. Lawrence University |
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Justice Robert H. Jackson Opens Trial for U.S. |
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Defendants Plead Not Guilty |
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Hess Confesses Faking Amnesia |