Ernst Janning?

Ernst Janning...

Ernst Janning?

Ernst Janning.

Ernst Janning.

Herr Janning.

Ernst Janning said

Herr Janning, you may proceed.

Herr Janning, did you hear this?

I knew Ernst Janning a little.

Ernst Janning said he is guilty.

What is the character of Ernst Janning?

Dr. Janning, I must tell you something.

Herr Janning, you must stand with us.

What do you think of Ernst Janning?

Ernst Janning was there with his wife.

Did you ever read any books by Janning?

Hitler whitened, stared at Janning, and walked out.

The defendant Ernst Janning may address the tribunal.

Janning, to be sure... is a tragic figure.

Dr. Janning... we are both in an embarrassing position.

Dr. Wieck, do you know the defendant, Ernst Janning?

Did Ernst Janning wear a swastika on his robe?

And yet, Ernst Janning has said he is guilty.

Men like Janning... my husband and I... we hated Hitler.

Your Honor... it is my duty... to defend Ernst Janning.

Should Ernst Janning have carried out the laws of his country?

All the books by Janning are interesting. They're more than that.

I will never forget the way Ernst Janning cut him down.

The marshal will produce the defendant Ernst Janning before the tribunal.

I came here at the request of my client, Ernst Janning.

If Ernst Janning is to be found guilty... certain implications must arise.

You are aware of the charges in the indictment against Ernst Janning?

Ernst Janning... who made his life... excrement... because he walked with them.

This tribunal placed it on trial when it placed Ernst Janning on trial.

Ernst Janning... the tribunal finds you guilty... and sentences you to life imprisonment.

Captain, do you think you can get me a copy of the books Ernst Janning wrote?

For it is not only Ernst Janning who is on trial here... it is the German people.

But I had one hope for the outcome... because sitting on the judge's bench... was Ernst Janning.

The prosecution, in fact... has presented in the case of Ernst Janning only one tangible piece of evidence.

Ernst Janning was able to effect mitigation of sentences... when, without his influence, the results would have been much worse.

And Ernst Janning... worse than any of them... because he knew what they were... and he went along with them.

Herr Janning... it came to that the first time you sentenced a man to death... you knew to be innocent.

But the prosecution will have to prove... every inch of its allegation... against a man like Janning if I'm to pronounce sentence on him.

Herr Rolfe... further asserts that the defendant Janning... was an extraordinary jurist... and acted in what he thought was the best interest of his country.