International Administration — Specialized Agencies of the United Nations — Status and Immunities of — Specialized Agency Operating in Occupied Territory — Whether Entitled to Same Immunities as in Territory of Occupant — Legal Position of International Refugee Organization in Occupied Germany.

Belligerent Occupation — In General — Members of Army of Occupation — Criminal Offence by National of Occupying Power — Accused Person Not a Member of Army of Occupation — Whether United States Citizens in Occupied Germany Entitled to Trial by Jury — Whether Amenable to Jurisdiction of United States Courts of Allied High Commission.

Belligerent Occupation — Judicial Powers of Occupant — Tribunals of Occupant — Whether Foreign or Municipal Tribunals — Conviction by Tribunal of Occupant for Criminal Offence under Substantive Law of Occupant — Subsequent Trial before Occupation Tribunal for Similar Offences under Substantive Law of Occupied Territory — Whether Accused Liable to Punishment as Recidivist.

Belligerent Occupation — In General — Status of Members of Occupation Forces — Persons Enjoying such Status — Whether Official of International Refugee Organization in Occupied Germany Entitled to Claim Status of Member of “Allied Forces”.

Privileges and Immunities — Immunity from Jurisdiction — Military Mission of Foreign State — Mission Accredited to Allied Control Authority in Berlin — Waiver of Immunity — By Institution of Proceedings — Whether Institution of Proceedings before Courts of Occupied Country Constitutes Waiver of Immunity from Jurisdiction of Courts of Occupant

Privileges and Immunities — Immunity from Jurisdiction — Military Mission of Foreign State — Mission Accredited to Allied Control Authority in Berlin — Waiver of Immunity — By Institution of Proceedings — Whether Institution of Proceedings before Courts of Occupied Country Constitutes Waiver of Immunity from Jurisdiction of Courts of Occupant.

Jurisdiction — Exemptions from — Foreign Military Mission — Mission Accredited to Allied Control Authority in Berlin.

Belligerent Occupation — Judicial Powers of Occupant — Tribunals of Occupant — Whether Foreign or Municipal Tribunals — Conviction for Criminal Offence by Court of Occupied Territory — Subsequent Trial for Similar Offence by Tribunal of Occupant — Whether Accused Entitled to Privileges regarding Punishment Contained in Law of Occupied Country — The Law of Germany.

War — In General — The Right of War — General Treaty for the Renunciation of War, 1928 — Crimes against Peace — Invasions and Wars of Aggression — Individual Criminal Responsibility for Aggressive War — Pleas of Self — defence and Military Necessity — Prisoners of War — Murder and Ill — treatment of — Reprisals against Prisoners of War — Employment in Prohibited Work and Exposure to Danger — Combatants — Status of — The Legality of Guerrilla Warfare — Individual Responsibility for War Crimes — Defence of Duress and Coercion — Crimes against Humanity — Persecution of Population of Occupied Territory on Religious Grounds — Conscription of Foreign Nationals into Armed Forces of Belligerent — Plunder and Confiscation of Property in Occupied Territory — Applicability of Hague Regulations — Defence of Diplomatic Immunity.

Belligerent Occupation — Criminal Offence by National of Occupying Power — Civilian Status of Offender — Competence of Military Government. — Courts of Occupying Power — Substantive Law applicable — Civilian Character of Military Tribunals of the Occupant.

Belligerent Occupation — Criminal Offence by National of Occupying Power — Civilian Status of Offender — Applicability of Military Government Laws to Offences Prejudicial to Economic Structure of Area of Occupation — Possession of Counterfeit Currency.