DR. STAHMER: What was the subject of your discussion?
DAHLERUS: He told me that the situation had become very serious owing to the fact that no agreement had been reached between Poland and Germany. He asked me whether I could not go to London and explain the situation there.
DR. STAHMER: Were you to point out there in particular that Germany was prepared to come to an understanding with England?
DAHLERUS: Yes. Göring stated that Germany wanted to come to an understanding with England.
DR. STAHMER: Then when did you leave for London?
DAHLERUS: The following morning, on the 25th, a Friday.
DR. STAHMER: Did this trip take place with Hitler’s agreement?
DAHLERUS: That I cannot say.
DR. STAHMER: With whom then did you have a discussion in London on the evening of the 25th?
DAHLERUS: The important meeting took place late in the afternoon at 6:30 with Lord Halifax.