Afternoon Session
MR. ALDERMAN: May it please the Tribunal, an hour later, following the conversation between Göring and Seyss-Inquart with which I dealt this morning, the Defendant Göring telephoned to Dombrowski in the German Legation in Vienna. I have reference to the telephone conversation marked “TT” on Page 2, Part C, of Document 2949-PS. In that conversation, in the first place, the Defendant Göring showed concern that the Nazi Party and all of its organizations should be definitely legalized promptly. I quote from Page 2 of the transcript:
“Göring: ‘Now to go on, the Party has definitely been legalized?’
“Dombrowski: ‘But that is—it is not necessary even to discuss that?’
“Göring: ‘With all of its organizations.’
“Dombrowski: ‘With all of its organizations within this country.’
“Göring: ‘In uniform?’
“Dombrowski: ‘In uniform.’
“Göring: ‘Good.’
“Dombrowski calls attention to the fact that the SA and SS have already been on duty for one-half hour, which means everything is all right.”