Testimony of Mennecke. (_Tr. p. 1882._) According to this, it
later on depended only on ascertaining reasons for the arrest,
and not on the medical examination.
Letter from the concentration camp Gross-Rosen to Liebehenschel
of 25 March 1942. (_1151-PS, Pros. Ex. 411._) According to this,
a part of the “eliminated prisoners” became “fit for work”
again.
Communication of the concentration camp Gross-Rosen of 16
November 1941 about the elimination of prisoners. (_NO-158,
Pros. Ex. 410._) The killing was done at the institutions of
Bernburg and in the concentration camp Mauthausen.
_Connection of Karl Brandt with the Concentration Camps._
Affidavit of Dietzsch. (_NO-1314, Pros. Ex. 433._) According to
this, Karl Brandt was said to have been in Buchenwald.
Appendix—Affidavit of Dietzsch. (_Karl Brandt 98, Karl Brandt
Ex. 39._) Dietzsch corrects his supposition and explains he did
not see Karl Brandt in Buchenwald.