. . . . to John P. Lewis and Ralph Ingersoll, who made it possible for
me to stay away from New York to write this book; to my hosts at the
Nuremberg Press Camp and the Nuremberg Palace of Justice, who
made it possible for me to work at Nuremberg; to the Charles Stubings,
in whose friendly house this book was begun; to Edith Simon, Research
Analyst on the U.S. Prosecution Staff, who found time above and beyond
her own manifold duties to research and analyse nearly every word I
wrote; to William Stricker, chief of DANA in Nuremberg for help in
times of need; to Tom Dodd, U.S. Chief Trial Counsel and many good
friends on Justice Jackson's staff and in the Subsequent Proceedings
Division, whose brains I picked with shameless greed; to Max Lerner,
who thought I should do this book in the first place; and to my wife,
with whom and for whom I did.

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