MR. WOOLEYHAN: The prosecution desires to contract at this point the statement in this report which I have been readi [ ... ]
I skip now to page 62 of the English document book, which is the conclusion of the report which I have just boon reading: "The chief public prosecu [ ... ]
"Signature". I wonder what that means, if there is n signature. MR. WOOLEYHAN: Your Honor, the page to which y u a [ ... ]
I find a number of other signatures, which, although I cannot read them, lend a definite air of authenticity. However, what I want to impress upon [ ... ]
rejected because it bears no signature. I believe that this defect concerning the extract from the "Report on the Situation" is n t eliminated by t [ ... ]
Official Transcript cf the American Military Tribunal in the matter of the United States of America against Josef Alstoetter, et al, defendants, sit [ ... ]
This letter bears the handwritten signature of the defendant Lautz. Turning now to pa o 65 of the English book, which is page 75 in the German, we [ ... ]
health reasons. In 1938 he and his parents moved to Kielce (formerly in Poland, new Government General), where he was resident on 1 September 1939. [ ... ]
"On the following day he was stopped by a customs official near Tisis (Vorarlberg), as he was about to cross the Reich border. He evaded arrest by h [ ... ]
"Secret! In tho Name of the German People in the criminal case against the foundry worker Kasimir Myslinski-Ledwen --" skipping four lines -- "for p [ ... ]