Sixty Years in Law Public Service And International Affairs Oral History Tran
Sixty Years in Law Public Service And International Affairs Oral History Tran
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On Sunday to an interview with [Walter] Mondale, the vice president, in which he described what a difficult office the presidency was, overwhelmed by a myriad of important decisions almost beyond the capability of any one person. Well, the president was never supposed to be confronted with many of those decisions or to have the power to make them. I think Mondale s right: the presidential office is now beyond the capacity of any one man, but that s the result of the reaching out for power by th...e federal government and by the occupants of the presidential office.
Further Recollections of the Associate Legal Directorship Stein: I think I ll save until later the questions I have about that. One other thing about Nurenberg was that you mentioned in our preliminary session that you were responsible for drafting one of the laws under which the lesser Nazis were prosecuted.
Phleger: Yes. As I pointed out, Germany as a whole was governed by the Control Council made up of the four powers. Each power had jurisdiction over a section of Germany in which that power had supreme authority subject only to the Control Council.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On Sunday to an interview with [Walter] Mondale, the vice president, in which he described what a difficult office the presidency was, overwhelmed by a myriad of important decisions almost beyond the capability of any one person. Well, the president was never supposed to be confronted with many of those decisions or to have the power to make them. I think Mondale s right: the presidential office is now beyond the capacity of any one man, but that s the result of the reaching out for power by th...e federal government and by the occupants of the presidential office.
Further Recollections of the Associate Legal Directorship Stein: I think I ll save until later the questions I have about that. One other thing about Nurenberg was that you mentioned in our preliminary session that you were responsible for drafting one of the laws under which the lesser Nazis were prosecuted.
Phleger: Yes. As I pointed out, Germany as a whole was governed by the Control Council made up of the four powers. Each power had jurisdiction over a section of Germany in which that power had supreme authority subject only to the Control Council.
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