I skip two sentences and then quote further:

“But we know that it is a terrible thing, this final contest

between nations. It is my fervent and heartfelt wish that this

Congress may contribute towards the basis for a true peace with

honor and equality of rights for all sides. You, my comrades,

will have to pave the way for that.”

The same desire is evident in the answers given by Lord Halifax to the

questions put him. I now read the following passages from this

interrogatory and I offer the original as Document Number Göring-22. It

is contained in Document Book I, Page 59.

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