Trial of
章节目录
共 130 题- BEFORE
- VOLUME XV
- ENGLISH LANGUAGE
- 29 May 1946-10 June 1946
- CONTENTS
- THE PRESIDENT: 19?
- I omit one paragraph:
- M. HERZOG: You were an Obergruppenführer of the SS?
- M. HERZOG: When did you become Obergruppenführer of the SS?
- M. HERZOG: And you were that until when?
- M. HERZOG: I put the question again and read:
- M. HERZOG: Did you approve of Hitler’s theory of living space?
- M. HERZOG: Did you approve of Hitler’s theory of the master race?
- M. HERZOG: I think your explanation is sufficient.
- M. HERZOG: This document was submitted under Exhibit Number USA-223.
- M. HERZOG: [_Turning to the defendant._] In Paragraph 2 you declared:
- M. HERZOG: I will read it once more:
- I ask you to confirm whether you made these statements.
- M. HERZOG: Have you that chart in front of you?
- M. HERZOG: And the Defendant Göring?
- M. HERZOG: Page 1780. The place is no doubt marked.
- M. HERZOG: Pages 4 and 5. Have you found it?
- M. HERZOG: “Between me, Minister Speer, and the Ministry of Labor...”
- M. HERZOG: Page 4 of the German extract, My Lord.
- M. HERZOG: Did you have a representative in Belgium?
- M. HERZOG: And in Holland?
- M. HERZOG: Page 9, Mr. President.
- M. HERZOG: I am reading at the bottom of Page 1:
- M. HERZOG: I shall continue reading:
- I skip two lines.
- I pass to the next page, Page 11:
- I skip two more pages, to Page 18; and I read only this sentence:
- M. HERZOG: Well, I am going to submit to you Document...
- M. HERZOG: I am going to submit to you Document...
- I have a second certificate...
- M. HERZOG: I would ask you not to interrupt me.
- M. HERZOG: Yes, Mr. President.
- M. HERZOG: Yes, Mr. President.
- M. HERZOG: Yes, Mr. President.
- M. HERZOG: Yes, Mr. President.
- M. HERZOG: I will read the declaration:
- M. HERZOG: You do admit then that you yourself drafted the text?
- M. HERZOG: Do you deny the fact that you imposed this law by pressure?
- I skip a few lines and I quote again.
- M. HERZOG: What did you mean when you said:
- M. HERZOG: Thank you. The Tribunal will, I am sure, note your answer.
- I skip two lines.
- M. HERZOG: You dispute the testimony of General Von Falkenhausen?
- M. HERZOG: Who signed the orders concerning forced labor in Holland?
- M. HERZOG: And when you received those protests, what did you do?
- M. HERZOG: I submit to you Document Number 824-PS...
- M. HERZOG: What document are you speaking of?
- M. HERZOG: That is correct, Mr. President.
- M. HERZOG: Do you remember the persons who were present at this meeting?
- M. HERZOG: “Supplementary note by the Commander of the West.
- M. HERZOG: Have you found them?
- M. HERZOG: Was Defendant Speer present at this conference?
- M. HERZOG: Were you yourself present at this conference?
- M. HERZOG: It is on Page 3. Have you found it?
- M. HERZOG: Then I can resume the reading of it.
- M. HERZOG: Yes, the Berlin meeting on 11 July 1944.
- M. HERZOG: It must be on Page 5 of the text which was given to you.
- M. HERZOG: It is on Page 10, some 14 lines down. Have you found it now?
- M. HERZOG: The Tribunal will form its own opinion.
- M. HERZOG: Have you heard of a “Committee for Social Peace”?
- M. HERZOG: So you did do this?
- M. HERZOG: Very well.
- M. HERZOG: But it was applied also to foreign workers?
- M. HERZOG: Yes.
- M. HERZOG: You will find it on Page 27.
- M. HERZOG: Ask for them.
- M. HERZOG: You asked for that?
- M. HERZOG: After Document 1913-PS, Mr. President.
- M. HERZOG: I read:
- M. HERZOG: Do you know Ministerialrat Dr. Sturm?
- M. HERZOG: 810, Sir, 810.
- M. HERZOG: Page 25.
- M. HERZOG: With your permission, I will begin again.
- M. HERZOG: I asked you what you thought of Dr. Sturm’s statement.
- M. HERZOG: With whom are you there?
- M. HERZOG: Himmler?
- M. HERZOG: The Tribunal will decide about that.
- M. HERZOG: Will you please look on the left in the corner. It says:
- M. HERZOG: So that Jews were prisoners in custody, were they not?
- M. HERZOG: Did you ever conduct any propaganda against the Jews?
- I read from the transcript:
- I shall now hand you Document Number USSR-383.
- DR. NELTE: 744-PS.
- GEN. ALEXANDROV: 744-PS.
- I have no further questions.
- I have no further questions.
- I have a few questions to put to the witness.
- I skip the end of the page and read from Page 8:
- I have no further questions to put to the witness.
- M. HERZOG: Witness, were you a member of the National Socialist Party?
- M. HERZOG: From what date?
- M. HERZOG: Were you a member of the SA?
- M. HERZOG: Were you a member of the SS?
- M. HERZOG: When did you first meet Sauckel?
- M. HERZOG: At what time did this take place?
- M. HERZOG: And at the end, what was your position?
- M. HERZOG: Will you tell me where Sauckel’s offices were in Berlin?
- M. HERZOG: Will you tell me where Sauckel’s offices were in Berlin?
- M. HERZOG: Yes, of course, Mr. President.
- M. HERZOG: Do you remember having spoken there?
- M. HERZOG: Will you please look at Page 8, Paragraph IV?
- M. HERZOG: Under Paragraph IV, on Page 8:
- M. HERZOG: Thank you. I have no more questions.
- I submit this as Exhibit Sauckel-9.
- DR. SERVATIUS: 1942.
- I think I can go on to Page 4. The witness says there under 5:
- I have finished my statement.
- I cannot prove it...
- DR. EXNER: 503-PS.
- I believe I need say no more about that.
- I then quote from Page 64, Paragraph 4, Subparagraph a:
- I ask you, Generaloberst, can anything be gathered from this?
- I skip a sentence. He goes on to say:
- I recall that statement very exactly.
- JODL: Yes. You have only inserted the wo
- I am going to turn now from the Commando Order and...
- I still hear no answer.
- I do not know how you feel about it, but it is quite clear to me.
- I will leave out a few sentences and proceed to the next page:
- I have no more questions, Your Honor.
- 2. The document contains no mention of t
- BÜCHS: In a case of this kind, in which
- I shall now continue with the examinatio
- I have been accused of wanting to monopo
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