M. DUBOST: And in the working groups?

THE PRESIDENT: We have heard that they were all mixed up.

M. DUBOST: The fact will not have escaped the Tribunal that these

questions are put to counter other questions which were asked this

morning by the Counsel for the Defense with the intent to confuse not

the Tribunal, but the witnesses.

BALACHOWSKY: I repeat that we had a complete conglomeration of

nationalities and categories of prisoners.

THE PRESIDENT: That is exactly what he said, that these triangles were

completely mixed up.

M. DUBOST: I think, that the statement by this second witness will

definitively enlighten the Tribunal on this point, whatever the efforts

of the Defense might be to mislead us.

[_Turning to the witness_] Do you know anything about the fate of

tattooed men?

BALACHOWSKY: Yes, indeed.

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