[_Turning to the defendant._] Since you still deny the pressure that you
exerted on the government, I will submit to you Document Number 1342-PS.
SAUCKEL: I think that an error in translation has been made here. I
understood that you asked whether I denied that I was putting pressure
on the Tribunal. I respect this Tribunal too highly to try to exert
pressure upon it. I do not understand the question. I understood you to
ask me whether I denied that I exerted pressure on the Tribunal; and, of
course, that question I have to answer with “no.”
M. HERZOG: I said this to you: Since you deny that you exerted pressure
on the French authorities, I will submit to you a new document. It is
Document Number 1342-PS which has already been submitted to the Tribunal
under Exhibit Number RF-63. This document represents the minutes of a
meeting which you held on 11 January 1943 in Paris with various German
occupation authorities. Do you remember that on that occasion you made a
declaration concerning your relations with the Vichy Government? I will
read this declaration to you. It is on Page 4 of the French and German
texts.
SAUCKEL: Unfortunately, I am not able to find it.