C. App. 62.

There appeared as witness Reservist Hund, who stated:

As to Person: My name is Artur Otto Hund; I was born on February

15th, 1889, at Dresden; Protestant; at the time Reservist in the 12th

Company, Infantry Regiment No. 178.

As to Case: I saw how the twelve-year-old son of the Lawyer Adam shot

at me and two comrades with a revolver. The two comrades were wounded.

Read over, approved, signed.

Signed: HUND.

Signed: RYSSEL, Lieutenant and Officer of the Court.

Signed: SCHULTZ, Acting-Sergeant-Major

and Clerk of the Military Court.

Present:

President of the Court, SCHWEINITZ.

Secretary, LIPS.

QUARTERS OF INFANTRY REGIMENT NO. 178, _March 3rd, 1915_.

In the inquiry concerning the events in Dinant there appeared as

witness Reservist Hund, who stated:

As to Person: My name is Artur Otto Hund; I was born on February

15th, 1889, at Dresden; Protestant; at the time Reservist in the 12th

Company, Infantry Regiment No. 178; coachman by calling.

As to Case: I was sent with two comrades into the house to see if it

was vacant, so that it could be turned into a hospital. We were shot

at in the garden behind. When we went in the direction of the shots

we found under a bush a twelve-year-old boy with a revolver in his

hand. One of my comrades was fatally wounded by the shots, the other

slightly. The lad was shot on the spot by one of the comrades who had

also come up. We knew by photographs in the house that he was the son

of the occupier of the house.

Read over, approved, signed.

Signed: HUND.

The witness was thereupon sworn.

Signed: SCHWEINITZ. Signed: LIPS.

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