SAUCKEL: Not all of them.
M. HERZOG: I submit to you the minutes of this meeting. It is Document
3819-PS, which has been handed to the Tribunal under number...
THE PRESIDENT: The Tribunal would like you to read the last passage in
Document F-824—that is, not the last, but the last on that page
beginning with “Afin....” It is on Page 346 of the French translation.
M. HERZOG: “In order to make the measures undertaken as
effective as possible, the troops must be informed of the
necessity of the Arbeitseinsatz organization so that they may
put down the many acts of subversive and open resistance. The
field commanders and military administration offices must give
as much aid as possible to the delegates of the Plenipotentiary
General for the Allocation of Labor and refrain from encroaching
on their activities which are in conformance with instructions.
I therefore ask you to give the necessary directions to this
effect...”
Do you still deny that at your request the Army was used for the
recruitment of workers?
THE PRESIDENT: There is a passage on the next page, too, in the
supplementary note, Paragraph 1.