“In the course of my official duties, at the instruction of the French Chief Prosecutor, I examined the personal documents of the defendants . . .”
THE PRESIDENT: Is it necessary to read all of this? What is the object of this affidavit?
LT. COMDR. HARRIS: To show that this document was derived from the personal effects of the Defendant Kaltenbrunner.
THE PRESIDENT: From the personal possession?
LT. COMDR. HARRIS: From the personal possession.
THE PRESIDENT: Yes, well, you can leave out the immaterial parts.
LT. COMDR. HARRIS: Very good, Sir. Passing to the last sentence of the affidavit:
“Said Document 2519-PS is the document which I found in the envelope containing Kaltenbrunner’s personal papers.”
I now read the memorandum, quoting: