Americans hold trials against anti-peace Germans

The transcript describes the operations of M.G. courts in post-war Germany, focusing on their role in prosecuting Germans who obstructed the city's rebuilding. It highlights the daily proceedings, including cases against black marketers and Nazi supporters. A specific case of a German caught with a gun is detailed, along with the roles of lawyers and interpreters in ensuring justice. The importance of translation in court proceedings is emphasized to demonstrate fair justice, contrasting with Nazi law. A U.S. sergeant's involvement in the process is also noted.

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