THE PRESIDENT: If you want them to go into evidence as documents, you must read them, of course. Colonel Amen, do you want to use the documents any more than you already used them for the purpose of refreshing the witness’ memory?
COL. AMEN: I do not, Sir, except having used them in this fashion, I now think it is only fair to offer them in evidence for the information and scrutiny of the Tribunal; as far as I’m concerned they have served their purpose.
THE PRESIDENT: If the Defense wants to see them for the purpose of cross-examination, of course, they may do so.
COL. AMEN: Oh, yes, Sir. I have offered them already Sir, to be Exhibit USA-80, 3047-PS.
THE PRESIDENT: But otherwise they may not be put in evidence.
COL. AMEN: Correct.
THE PRESIDENT: From this damaged paper, it seems to contain a report on the execution of Jews in Borrisov.
COL. AMEN: Yes.
THE PRESIDENT: That again will not be in evidence unless you read it.
COL. AMEN: Correct, Sir. We will include that in the offer which I just made to you, that unless what we are offering is desired by the Court I will not offer it in evidence or read it.