copies of letters written by me. One - this is Exhibit 609 - is a letter of 3 October 1942. That is from a period when, for a long time -- that is [ ... ]
tell whether these decrees were issued at all or to what drafts reference was made. I only want to state, briefly, that in the course of the weeks [ ... ]
Then I should like to point to the last letter in this exhibit where an opinion is stated concerning the draft which had been submitted in its sixth [ ... ]
The opinions contained in Exhibit 610, which I mentioned before, have nothing to do with these two decrees. Now, referring to Exhibits 618 and 614, [ ... ]
the translation having been made from the German into the Dutch, from the Dutch into the English and from the English back into the German received [ ... ]
In the affidavit, according to that passage, it is said that during the tine when I was in the Netherlands, death sentences were pronounced. That c [ ... ]
to transfer the prisoners from Breslau and it therefore was no longer necessary to leave the clemency decision to him, the matter was brought to my [ ... ]
Q Would you please comment on that? A It is a notation which must have come from the [ ... ]
BY MR. LA FOLLETTE: Q You recoil in your direct examination, do you not, you stated that you were only interested in [ ... ]
Court No. III, Case No. 3. Q All right. As I recall, you also stated that all the time you were in Holland you got al [ ... ]