DR. NELTE: (Counsel for defendant Keitel); Could I be of service to the Tribunal by offering you the German translatio [ ... ]
"General Inspector, General Roettich". My Lord, that is where it starts, and I have checked it as to the last paragraph. It is the same, "I cannot r [ ... ]
A pr 10-M-RT-3-3 Q Then, "We were always blamed when prisoners of war escaped. We could not tie them to our apron str [ ... ]
other business. We knew that they had escaped, and we ware taken by surprise by that declaration of the conference." Then you go on again with your [ ... ]
you, you say: "He", that is, General von Graevenitz, "raised these objections, whereupon Keitel said, 'I don't care a damn; we discussed it in the F [ ... ]
the prisoners of war. I made inquiries at once." Then you say: "None of them had been shot by a soldier, but by Gestapo men only, or else police se [ ... ]
matter, that apparently a prisoner of war who had returned to the camp had seen that the escaped officers had been driven out to a certain prison camp [ ... ]
apparently issued by Himmler and the position was such that we could do nothing more at all about it." Is that a correct account? [ ... ]
in detail. You are making clear that General Roettich had nothing to do with it. Is that right? Q Well, I am sor [ ... ]
Q There is no difference between us. That is what I was suggesting. Now, I'd like you to look at the next paragraph. [ ... ]