“A: I did not—well, I was in Mauthausen once, but at that time I was not told just to what categories the inmates of the concentration camps belonged.
“Q: But in general everybody knew, did they not, that foreigners who were taken away by the Gestapo or arrested by the Gestapo, as well as Germans, found their way into the concentration camps?
“A: Of course, yes. I didn’t mean to imply anything like that.”
And on Page 15 of this same interrogation, beginning with the 13th Paragraph of the English text and Page 20 in the German text, we find this question:
“Q: Did you ever discuss, by the way, the requirements of Krupp for foreign labor?
“A: It is certain that it was reported to me what lack Krupp had in foreign workers.