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Krupp Trial and Nazi Clemency

The Allied Control Council which oversaw post World War II occupation of Germany issued Law No. 10 which provided the jurisdiction for prosecuting alleged Nazi War Criminals who were not prosecuted at the International Military Tribunal (IMT). There were 12 subsequent trials at Nuremberg including three against the industrialists: Flick, Farben, and Krupp. Gustav Krupp was indicted to stand trial at the IMT but was excused due to his age and infirmity. Justice Jackson sought to substitute his son and then President of Krupp, Alfried. The motion for substitution was denied. Alfried Krupp was the lead defendant in the Krupp trial. For more information, see http://www.roberthjackson.org.