M. FAURE: Yes.

VON RIBBENTROP: So far as I can see, this telegram apparently deals with

the fact that Austrian and German Jews are to be repatriated to Austria

and Germany from France. I do not know that. This is the first time I

have seen this telegram, and I can give no information about it. It

probably represents one of the routine measures dealt with by the

Foreign Office in the course of the day’s work, but which were not

submitted to me; and apart from that, these matters were individually

dealt with by other departments, not by us.

M. FAURE: If you will look on the left-hand side of the telegram, you

will see the distribution list. There were 19, including you, were there

not? You were Number 2.

VON RIBBENTROP: I should like to inform the French prosecutor that every

day four, five, six, or eight hundred such documents and telegrams

reached my office, of which only 1 or 2 percent were submitted to me.

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