Present:
Lieutenant OESER, as Officer of the Court.
Acting-Sergeant-Major LIPPMANN, as Clerk of the Military Court.
PROUVAIS, _March 26th, 1915_.
There appeared for examination Lieutenant and Regimental Adjutant
Florey, who, after the importance of the oath had been pointed out to
him, made the following statement:
As to Person: My name is Georg Friedrich Florey; 22-1/2 years old;
Protestant; Lieutenant and Regimental Adjutant, Grenadier Regiment No.
101.
As to Case: With Lieutenant von Zenker of the 1st Company, I bandaged
a man (inhabitant) in Les Rivages who had a gaping wound in the head.
Later on I gave the men of my platoon the order to carry a woman of
about eighty years from an already burning house and bring her into
safety. My Grenadiers at once complied with this order and handed
over this old lady for further care to other inhabitants. In Neffe I
endeavoured to fetch a doctor for the wounded inhabitants.
At that time I was platoon leader in the 4th Company.
Read over, approved, signed.
Signed: FLOREY, Lieutenant and Regimental Adjutant.
The witness was thereupon sworn.
Signed: OESER, Lieutenant and Officer of the Court.
Signed: LIPPMANN, Acting-Sergeant-Major
and Clerk of the Military Court.