Maybe the Germans seized it from a safe at some military level headquarters, and it does contain content about launching an attack on the German army. If the lawyer makes a fuss about this matter, it means that today

Göring's trial will come to nothing.

The judge picked up the document handed over by the assistant, glanced at the content quickly, and then said to the lawyer: "Why are they all in Russian, why are they not translated into English and French?" "Yes, your honor." The lawyer continued.

He took out two pieces of paper from the document bag and handed them to the chief judge's assistant again: "Here is the content that our organization has translated manually. There are two versions in English and French. It must be exactly

What you need." After the chief judge took the translation and read it for a while, he did not express any opinion. Instead, he handed it to the Soviet judge and said politely: "Please take a look at the translation.

content, is it completely consistent with the original content?

Consistent." When the Soviet judge checked the original document and the translation, Agelina said with some worry: "Misha, it seems that this lawyer is very well prepared. It will probably cost a lot of money to refute the evidence he provided.

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Goering's trial will end hastily like this today." Just like Agelina's analysis, after the Soviet judge confirmed that the contents of the original and translated documents were consistent, the chief judge announced that Goering's trial was temporarily closed.

For a period of time, Goering will be retried after the Soviet prosecutors collect more favorable evidence.
Chapter completed!