the additional ruling was that every individual case had to be reported orally to the Chief Public Prosecutor. Without his agreement, final disconti [ ... ]
personal attitude toward the Political Police, I would like to refer to an incident contained in Ms diary. In the beginning of December 1934, the Po [ ... ]
Now it happened that my client was transferred as Reich Public Prosecutor to Berlin was described in detail by him when on the stand. It is sufficie [ ... ]
kind of his position should be sketched in short once more. For this I may point to the BARNICKEL-Exhibit Nr. 43, the affidavit of the well known sp [ ... ]
Besides several minor subjects, the Reich Public Prosecutor had a certain freedom of action only in reference to one matter, This was the transfer o [ ... ]
Instructions which may have been given by the chief of office to other employees before his departure, were, of course, not binding for Dr. BARNICKE [ ... ]
I believe that I may also be brief in the discussion of the prosecution material. The few documents, which concern my client were discussed by him e [ ... ]
As Dr. Barnickel stated in the witness stand, he was by the Senior Reich Public prosecutor appointed to be present at the execution, interchanging w [ ... ]
Only part of it carries his original signature. In reference to these letters it is to be stated that they served generally to call witnesses for [ ... ]
spirit. In both cases, the proceedings concern German citizens. The indictments are not signed by Dr. Barnickel, his name can only be found under s [ ... ]