_Article 30._ The expenses of the Tribunal and of the trials, shall be
charged by the Signatories against the funds allotted for maintenance of
the Control Council for Germany.
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[11] Comma substituted in place of semicolon by Protocol of 6 October
1945.
PROTOCOL RECTIFYING DISCREPANCY
IN TEXT OF CHARTER
Whereas an Agreement and Charter regarding the Prosecution of War
Criminals was signed in London on the 8th August 1945, in the English,
French, and Russian languages;
And whereas a discrepancy has been found to exist between the originals
of Article 6, paragraph (c), of the Charter in the Russian language, on
the one hand, and the originals in the English and French languages, on
the other, to wit, the semicolon in Article 6, paragraph (c), of the
Charter between the words “war” and “or”, as carried in the English and
French texts, is a comma in the Russian text;
And whereas it is desired to rectify this discrepancy:
NOW, THEREFORE, the undersigned, signatories of the said Agreement on
behalf of their respective Governments, duly authorized thereto, have
agreed that Article 6, paragraph (c), of the Charter in the Russian text
is correct, and that the meaning and intention of the Agreement and
Charter require that the said semicolon in the English text should be
changed to a comma, and that the French text should be amended to read
as follows:
(c) _LES CRIMES CONTRE L’HUMANITE_: c’est-à-dire l’assassinat,
l’extermination, la réduction en esclavage, la déportation, et tout
autre acte inhumain commis contre toutes populations civiles, avant ou
pendant la guerre, ou bien les persécutions pour des motifs
politiques, raciaux, ou religieux, lorsque ces actes ou persécutions,
qu’ils aient constitué ou non une violation du droit interne du pays
où ils ont été perpétrés, ont été commis à la suite de tout crime
rentrant dans la compétence du Tribunal, ou en liaison avec ce crime.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the Undersigned have signed the present Protocol.
DONE in quadruplicate in Berlin this 6th day of October, 1945, each in
English, French, and Russian, and each text to have equal authenticity.