THE PRESIDENT: Signed by him, yes, but how does it implicate him in the
affair of Oradour?
M. DUBOST: Mr. President, the French Commission, together with the _de
facto_ Vichy Government, frequently brought to the attention of the
German authorities not only the atrocities of Oradbur-sur-Glane, but
numerous other atrocities. Orders were given by Keitel that these facts,
which constitute absolute reality not merely in the eyes of the French
but in the eyes of all those who have objectively and impartially
inquired into the matter, should be examined for the purpose of refuting
part of these charges. This letter refers to the protest lodged earlier
by the French, and we read part of it before you in the course of this
examination of the question, particularly the facts noted in the letter
of General Bridoux which mentions the murder of French people at
Marsoulas in the department of Haute-Garonne, among them fourteen
children.
THE PRESIDENT: I think you said that that was the last document you were
going to refer to?