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	BBC - h2g2 - SS-Hauptscharfuhrer Konrad Morgen : The Bloodhound Judge
		Morgen was born in 1910 in Frankfurt-am-Main and was the son of a German railroad conductor.
		Not one to be put off by red tape, Morgen dutifully took the evidence to the Reichsfuhrer's office and sneaked it to Himmler's desk by using a cautiously worded telegram to Himmler outlining the case and with the help of a sympathetic member of Himmler's staff.
		Morgen pounced on what he then believed to be a localised crime wave involving and evidenced by gas chambers, incineration ovens and mass graves.
	www.bbc.co.uk /h2g2/guide/A564581 (1934 words)

	The Avalon Project : Nuremberg Trial Proceedings Vol. 20 - One Hundred Ninety-Seventh Day
		MORGEN: At the order of the Reichsfuehrer SS, and due to my special abilities in criminology, I was detailed by the Main Office SS Courts to the Reich Criminal Police Department in Berlin, which was equivalent to a transfer.
		MORGEN: For the guards of the concentration camps, the SS and Police courts were competent; that is, in each case the local court in whose district the concentration camp was located.
		MORGEN: I have just pointed out that I was not a mere visitor to a concentration camp but I had settled down there for a long residence, I might almost say I established myself there.
	www.yale.edu /lawweb/avalon/imt/proc/08-07-46.htm (20200 words)

	The Myth of the Six Million -- The Actual Character of the SS
		Morgen made a statement at Nuremberg on July 13, 1946, which was based on reports he had heard since the war, to the effect that a secret extermination campaign might have been in progress without his knowledge, but later he retracted this statement.
		Konrad Morgen presented a special affidavit denying that he had ever intended to implicate Pohl in any possible attempt to exterminate Jews.
		In the notorious Morgen trial prosecution of Commander Koch of Buchenwald, to which the German public was invited, both Pohl and Schmidt were for the conviction and execution of Koch, whereas Morgen was content with the indefinite adjournment of the trial and the retirement of Koch.
	www.ihr.org /books/hoggan/15.html (3238 words)

	Ilse Koch became pregnant during her trial at Dachau (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The star witness for the defense in the Buchenwald case was SS officer Dr. Georg Konrad Morgen, the special court judge who had convicted Ilse's husband, Commandant Karl Otto Koch, and sentenced him to the death penalty in 1943.
		Georg Konrad Morgen was born in Frankfurt in 1910.
		Morgen replied that, while she undoubtedly was guilty of many crimes, she was truly innocent of this charge.
	www.scrapbookpages.com /DachauScrapBook/DachauTrials/IlseKoch3.html (1923 words)

	The Judge
		Morgen had earlier obtained the execution of the commandant of Buchenwald on similar charges.
		Morgen had Grabner arrested and brought back to Berlin for questioning; he was ultimately sentenced by Nazi justice to twelve years in prison for crimes including some of the killings which had taken place at the "Black Wall" between Block 10 and Block 11.
		In the complicated web of SS regulations as applied by Morgen, the shooting of prisoners at the Black Wall was illegal, while their murder inside Block 11 by phenol injection was perfectly legal, as were the gas chambers.
	www.vex.net /~nizkor/hweb/camps/auschwitz/alphabet/judge.html (277 words)

	Shofar FTP Archives: people/m/morgen.georg.konrad/morgen.002
		Konrad Morgen was the son of a railwayman, born 1910 in Frankfurt-am-Main.
		Morgen determined to bring to justice the entire flmail and murder gang centered around Koch.
		Morgen, however, hot on the trail of his prey, chased from one SS leader to another.
	www.nizkor.org /ftp.py?people/m/morgen.georg.konrad/morgen.002 (1153 words)

	Axis History Forum :: View topic - Who was in charge of the Holocaust?
		MORGEN: To a great extent the horrible conditions at times prevailing in some concentration camps did not arise from deliberate planning, but developed from circumstances which in my opinion must be called force majeure, that is to say, evils for which the local camp leaders were not responsible.
		MORGEN: May I say one more sentence on that subject: the investigating commission of the Reich Criminal Police Department at Auschwitz was quartered in wooden hutments, and after it had worked with success for some time, unknown persons at night destroyed the hutments by fire with all the documents.
		MORGEN: As I have already said, Hoess was simultaneously commander of Auschwitz and Monowitz; he is to be considered the chief of the personnel, aside from the one leader of the Monowitz troops.
	forum.axishistory.com /viewtopic.php?p=50653 (13752 words)

	Men Behind Hitler - The Final Solution (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		On August 7-8, 1946, at Nuremberg, Sturmbannführer Georg Konrad Morgen, an SS judge gave evidence on behalf of the SS as an indicted organisation.
		Morgen's argument at the Nuremberg trials was that the extermination camps were not run by the SS at all.
		Morgen insisted that the administration of the camps was actually not in SS hands having seen Wirth's daily orders.
	www.toolan.com /hitler/finalsol.html (1936 words)

	Swindler's Mist (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		For example, in 1943 SS Judge Konrad Morgen of the Haupt Amt Gericht (SS-HAG) was assigned to investigate and prosecute brutality at Buchenwald.
		Morgen was so successful in correcting conditions there that Himmler gave him an expanded staff and unlimited investigative authority in the camps.
		Morgen's entire investigation of Goeth was reduced to a scene in which fleeting reference is made to Goeth having his books "audited." If you blinked, you missed it.
	www.codoh.com /review/revhsl.html (1009 words)

	Waldemar Hoven - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		He was also responsible for the lethal injections of aconitine given to several imprisoned former SS officers who were potential witnesses in an investigation against Ilse Koch, with whom Hoven was rumoured to be having an affair.
		Hoven was then put on trial by the SS, and unlikely rumors suggest that the presiding SS judge Konrad Morgen proved Hoven's guilt by feeding aconitine to Russian prisoners of war who then died of the same symptoms as the SS officers.
		He was convicted and sentenced to death, though he only spent 18 months in captivity at Buchenwald before being pardoned - given the Nazi shortage of doctors.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Waldemar_Hoven (238 words)

	BBC - h2g2 - SS-Hauptscharfuhrer Konrad Morgen - the Bloodhound Judge
		Not one to be put off by red tape, Morgen dutifully took the evidence to the Reichsführer's office and sneaked it to Himmler's desk by using a cautiously worded telegram to Himmler outlining the case and with the help of a sympathetic member of Himmler's staff.
		Morgen pounced on what he then believed to be a localised crime wave involving - and evidenced by - gas chambers, incineration ovens and mass graves.
		One of Morgen's deputies, Hauptscharführer Gerhard Putsch, vanished without a trace and the hut in which Morgen's files were housed was burnt to the ground.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/h2g2/A592931 (1944 words)

	The Ultimate Ilse Koch Dog Breeds Information Guide and Reference
		After the war, Ilse was tried by a war crimes tribunal and sentenced to a life term in 1947, later commuted to four years because of doubts about some of the testimony against her.
		Konrad Morgen had testified at her tribunal that no evidence supporting the "lampshades and gloves" story had been found in an exhaustive search of her house, though his other testimony was damning.
		After serving two years of her four-year sentence, she was re-arrested and tried by a German court for killing German nationals, and sentenced to a life term.
	www.dogluvers.com /dog_breeds/Ilse_Koch (464 words)

	Jihad Watch: Toronto Muslim worked as police informer within jihad cell
		Morgen believed very strongly that when a man had a choice of evils that a man must choose the least evil thing.
		"His (Morgen) policy, in his own words, was to take a 'practical route to justice' by 'removing from this system of destruction the leaders and important elements through the means offered by the system itself'."-from the BBC article.
		Morgen said he nearly fainted he was so overcome by her.
	www.jihadwatch.org /archives/012218.php (2016 words)

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		Occasionally there was brutality, but such cases were immediately scrutinised by S.S. Judge Dr. Konrad Morgen of the Reich Criminal Police Office, whose job was to investigate irregularities at the various camps.
		Morgen himself prosecuted commander Koch of Buchenwald in 1943 for excesses at his camp, a trial to which the German public were invited.
		Morgen testified at Nuremberg that he discussed confidentially with hundreds of inmates the prevailing conditions in the camps.
	www.steelhorsemag.com /misinformation6.htm (4052 words)

	Confessions of a Holocaust Revisionist by Bradley R. Smith, Chapter 4
		Albert Speer and the SS Judge Konrad Morgen.
		Morgen was in charge of investigating irregularities at Auschwitz.
		If there was an extermination policy or gassings, Speer, Morgen, the German Resistance, the Red Cross and the Vatican, with their many contacts, would have known.
	www.codoh.com /confess/coahrch4.html (2484 words)

	Axis History Forum :: View topic - Question About DR Konrad Morgen
		The investigation by SS judge Konrad Morgen was initially aimed at corruption within the concentration camps, and particular the stealing of gold confiscated from prisoners, which according to German law was state property.
		However, once the investigation started, Morgen found out that a lot of unauthorised killing was going on at the camps, that is to say, killing that had not been ordered by the German Government.
		Morgen charged Maximilian Grabner, the head of the "camp Gestapo" at Auschwitz, with mass murder for the above sorts of offences.
	forum.axishistory.com /viewtopic.php?t=47036 (1234 words)

	Real History in Cincinnati
		Provan and Renk also discussed the wartime investigations, and the postwar testimonies, of Konrad Morgen, an SS investigator whose bureau carried out hundreds of judicial inquiries into murder and other abuses in the wartime camps.
		Morgen and his SS colleagues brought some 400 fellow officers to trial, of whom 200 were punished.
		Weber also spoke about Konrad Morgen, about whom he had testified at some length in the second, 1988 Zündel trial in Toronto.
	www.ihr.org /jhr/v20/v20n5p-6_cincinnati.html (1573 words)

	Shofar FTP Archives: people/m/morgen.georg.konrad/hoehne-on-morgen
		353-356 The temporary clean-up which Konrad Morgen, the SS Judge, was allowed to conduct among the SS liquidators was a good illustration of Himmler's Jekyll-and-Hyde character: the Reichsfuehrer's dual personality was suddenly exposed -- the lower-middle-class citizen with his strict moral upbringing clashed with the aotomaton, the fanatical agent of the Fuehrer's commands.
		^187 Morgen, being an Oberstrurmfuehrer in the Waffen SS, was allotted the job and went to Weimar where he installed himself in the Elephant Hotel and initiated unobtrusive investigations.
		From corruption the case developed into one of multiple murder, for Morgen discovered that Koch had not only been flmailing rich Jews who had landed in his concentration camp after the 1938 Kristallnacht, but had also been causing awkward witnesses among the prisoners to disappear.
	www.vex.net /~nizkor/ftp.cgi/ftp.py?people/m/morgen.georg.konrad/hoehne-on-morgen (1450 words)

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		That there were instances of German cruelty, however, is clear from the testimony of Dr. Konrad Morgen, a legal investigator attached to the Reich Cr minal Police, whose statements on the witness stand at Nuremberg have never been challenged by believers in the Jewish Holocaust.
		Morgen informed the court that he had been given full authority by Heinrich Himmler, commander of Hitler's SS and th dread Gestapo, to enter any German concentration camp and investigate instances of cruelty and corruption on the part of the camp staffs.
		According to Dr. Morgen's sworn testimony at Nuremberg, he investigated 800 such cases, in which over 200 convi tions resulted.^9 Punishments included the death penalty for the worst offenders, including Hermann Karl Koch, Ilse's husband, commandant of Buchenwald.
	www.textfiles.com /conspiracy/camps.txt (2309 words)

	Ilse Koch, the Bitch of Buchenwald, on trial for making human lampshades (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Ilse had also been arrested by the SS for embezzlement and had been put on trial in Morgen's court, along with her husband, but she had been acquitted of all charges.
		Dr. Georg Konrad Morgen had investigated the human lamp shade accusation, but had thrown this charge out of his court case for lack of evidence.
		Ilse Koch had been implicated in the crime of embezzlement at the Buchenwald camp because she shared a joint bank account with her husband, who was accused of extorting the equivalent of 100,000 dollars from the prisoners.
	www.scrapbookpages.com /DachauScrapbook/DachauTrials/IlseKoch2.html (1036 words)

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		It was easy to obtain affidavits after 1945 from thousands of former concentration camp inmates who had received good treatment.\par}} {\pard\qj\li-89\ri-252{\plain\f4\fs20\cf2 SS Judge Dr. Konrad Morgen, as chief investigator of the Reich Criminal Police Office, visited numerous camps in 1943 and 1944, including Auschwitz.
		The working inmates received a daily ration even throughout 1943 and 1944 of not less than 2750 calories, which was more than double the average civilian ration throughout occupied Germany during the years immediately after 1945.\par}} {\pard\qj\li-89\ri-252{\plain\f4\fs20\cf2 The regular diet thus described was frequently supplemented both on outside work and in the camps.
		All of the, existing published series of Nuremberg documents are positively farcial in their one-sidedness.\par}} {\pard\qj\li-89\ri-252{\plain\f4\fs20\cf2 Schmidt-Klevenow pointed out that Pohl, beginning with the successfully conducted Saubersweig case in 1940, had given judge Konrad Morgen full support in his judicial investigations of irregularities at various camps.
	www.solargeneral.com /library/6millionmyth.rtf (16256 words)

	The Truth Seeker - The Liberation of the Camps
		That there were instances of German cruelty, however, is clear from the testimony of Dr. Konrad Morgen, a legal investigator attached to the Reich Criminal Police, whose statements on the witness stand at Nuremberg have never been challenged by believers in the Jewish Holocaust.
		Morgen informed the court that he had been given full authority by Heinrich Himmler, commander of Hitler's SS and the dreaded Gestapo, to enter any German concentration camp and investigate instances of cruelty and corruption on the part of the camp staffs.
		According to Dr. Morgen's sworn testimony at Nuremberg, he investigated 800 such cases, in which over 200 convictions resulted.(9) Punishments included the death penalty for the worst offenders, including Hermann Karl Koch, Ilse's husband, commandant of Buchenwald.
	www.thetruthseeker.co.uk /article.asp?ID=55 (2383 words)

	MADE IN RUSSIA THE hOLOCAU$T PART IV
		-- Morgen was the SS judge who shot Koch for making human lampshades...
		-- Morgen lied himself blue in the face on other matters, so we are free to disregard all of his testimony.
		The prosecutors admitted that they lacked the technical expertise to judge the evidence...
	www.cwporter.com /partfour.htm (899 words)

	The Jewish Community of Sedona & The Verde Valley: Newsletter
		An average of two minutes and 22 seconds sufficed to murder one prisoner.
		Judge - at one point the SS sent an administrative judge, Dr. Konrad Morgen, to investigate corruption there.
		The work of the camp-murder was not being carried out according to SS standards.
	www.sedonajewishcommunity.org /Newsletter_-_2005_05May/index.vds?Article=050517_An_Auschwitz_Alphabet.html (1210 words)

	Auschwitz: Inside the Nazi State . Auschwitz 1940-1945 . Corruption \| PBS
		Although the Nazi leadership was unconcerned about the murder of thousands of people in gas chambers—in Himmler’s eyes that was a sacred duty—they did mind losing goods and money to corrupt guards.
		In the autumn of 1943, SS Lieutenant Konrad Morgen was sent to Auschwitz to investigate theft, but clever guards found ways to outwit him.
		The attitude that it was acceptable to profit personally from the Jews was entrenched.
	www.pbs.org /auschwitz/40-45/corruption/1943b.html (709 words)

	The Adelaide Institute' Conference Revisionists Meet in AustraliaArthur R. BurtzThe Journal of Historical Review ...
		For Schindler the motivation for the move was that the German authorities were trying to force him to switch to a less profitable manufacturing activity.
		Goeth was arrested for corruption in the famous SS internal investigation led by Konrad Morgen, and was in jail when the war ended, awaiting probable execution.
		The most famous catch of Morgen's was Karl Koch, commandant of the Buchenwald concentration camp, who was executed.
	www.abbc2.com /historia/ihr/08.htm (1077 words)

	The Nuremberg Trials
		It would have been most interesting if Taylor had elaborated on this crucial issue of knowledge of the exterminations and possibilities of opposing them, since there was much germane testimony, e.g.
		on Hitler's Order Number One concerning secrecy on State affairs 2 and on the discovery by SS judge Georg Konrad Morgen of the killings at Lublin/Maidanek, which prompted him to seek an indictment against Adolf Eichmann 3.
		With regard to the defence of the High Command of the Wehrmacht, this reviewer disagrees with Taylor's statement that "as for the asserted preservation of the laws of war by the German Army, [defence counsel] Laternser and his witnesses gave no evidence in support of their claim" (p.
	www.alfreddezayas.com /Lectures/nuremberg_toronto.shtml (2067 words)

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