Footage from 1948 and from circa 1943. War crime trial of Hans Albin Rauter in the Hague, Netherlands in 1948. Judges in tribunal give the floor to the public prosecutor ("procureur-fiscaal"). The prosecutor reads a statement in which he explains why the prosecution of Rauter is one of the two most important Dutch Nazi trials (along with the prosecution of Anton Mussert), and why Rauter deserves the death penalty. Flashback scenes from World War 2 of Jewish Dutch citizens, following round-ups sometime during 1942-1944, as they are being deported to slave labor camps and concentration camps by railroad train, while under guard by Nazi Germans. Civilian people loading into train cars. Some Jews are wearing Jewish star of David symbol on their clothing. People climbing into train cars, loading various goods in the train, German guards standing outside the train as men can be seen closing the doors and locking them. Chalk writing on railroad cars filled with Jewish people includes one that says "74 pers." (indicating 74 persons in that train car). Steam comes out from the train locomotive. View of railroad train as it moves away on the tracks. Prosecutor completes his readings and sits down.
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