We therefore urge that the translation as submitted be accepted by the Tribunal. Of course, the translation itself is not in evidence, and defense c [ ... ]
prosecution will make an honest endeavor to bring the Witness Eyer to Nurnberg to testify. We have already taken steps in that direction, and I hope [ ... ]
a great part of them had died during the journey. At the same time, he asked for another 200 prisoners in good health, of the same constitution as t [ ... ]
correspondence was signed by Prof. Rostock. Prof Rostock was in constant touch with Haagen and they made numerous oral reports to each other. Haagen [ ... ]
and that under the provision that the Witness Eyer will appear here for cross-examination. If I have understood correctly then this has my approval [ ... ]
MR. MCHANEY: I would like now to ask the Tribunal to turn to Page 54 of the English Document Book whore we find Docume [ ... ]
It has been the usual procedure before the International Military Tribunal that an affidavit could not be read when the person in question appeared [ ... ]
MR. MCHANEY: I assure the Tribunal that the Prosecution is a anxious to get Mr. Roemhild here as is the Defense Counse [ ... ]
MR. MCHANEY: I turn then to Document NO-1190 which is not contained in your Honors' document book, and I am having the [ ... ]
The document is headed Secret. It carries in the left hand corner the initials RKPA which, as I understand it, is the Reichs Criminal Police. The da [ ... ]