CHIEF PROSECUTOR:
	M. François de Menthon
	M. Auguste Champetier de Ribes
DEPUTY CHIEF PROSECUTORS:
	M. Charles Dubost
	M. Edgar Faure
ASSISTANT PROSECUTORS (Chiefs of Sections):
	M. Pierre Mounier
	M. Charles Gerthoffer
	M. Delphin Debenest
ASSISTANT PROSECUTORS:
	M. Jacques B. Herzog
	M. Henry Delpech
	M. Serge Fuster
	M. Constant Quatre
	M. Henri Monneray

[1]	Only those members of the Prosecution Counsel who spoke before the Tribunal are listed.

DEFENDANTS AND DEFENSE COUNSEL

INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANTS:		COUNSEL:
	GÖRING, HERMANN		Dr. Otto Stahmer
	WILHELM
	HESS, RUDOLF		Dr. Günther von Rohrscheidt (to 5 February 1946)
			Dr. Alfred Seidl (from 5 February 1946)
	VON RIBBENTROP, JOACHIM		Dr. Fritz Sauter (to 5 January 1946)
			Dr. Martin Horn (from 5 January 1946)
	LEY, ROBERT [^[2]]
	KEITEL, WILHELM		Dr. Otto Nelte
	KALTENBRUNNER, ERNST		Dr. Kurt Kauffmann
	ROSENBERG, ALFRED		Dr. Alfred Thoma
	FRANK, HANS		Dr. Alfred Seidl
	FRICK, WILHELM		Dr. Otto Pannenbecker
	STREICHER, JULIUS		Dr. Hanns Marx
	FUNK, WALTER		Dr. Fritz Sauter
	SCHACHT, HJALMAR		Dr. Rudolf Dix
			Professor Dr. Herbert Kraus, Associate [^[5]]
	DÖNITZ, KARL		Flottenrichter Otto Kranzbuehler
	RAEDER, ERICH		Dr. Walter Siemers
	VON SCHIRACH, BALDUR		Dr. Fritz Sauter
	SAUCKEL, FRITZ		Dr. Robert Servatius
	JODL, ALFRED		Professor Dr. Franz Exner
			Professor Dr. Hermann Jahreiss, Associate [^[6]]
	BORMANN, MARTIN [^[3]]		Dr. Friedrich Bergold
	VON PAPEN, FRANZ		Dr. Egon Kubuschok
	SEYSS-INQUART, ARTHUR		Dr. Gustav Steinbauer
	SPEER, ALBERT		Dr. Hans Flächsner
	VON NEURATH, CONSTANTIN		Dr. Otto Freiherr von Lüdinghausen
	FRITZSCHE, HANS		Dr. Heinz Fritz
			Dr. Alfred Schilf, Associate [^[7]]
	KRUPP VON BOHLEN UND		Dr. Theodor Klefisch
	HALBACH, GUSTAV [^[4]]		(to 15 November 1945)
			Dr. Walter Ballas, Associate [^[8]] (to 15 November 1945)

[2]	All individual defendants named in the Indictment appeared before the Tribunal except: Robert Ley, who committed suicide 25 October 1945; Gustav Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach, owing to serious illness; and Martin Bormann, who was not in custody and whom the Tribunal decided to try in absentia.

[3]	See footnote 2.

[4]	See footnote 2.