DAHLERUS: Göring seemed to be sorry that the proposal was not accepted.
DR. STAHMER: Then on 4 September did you speak once more with Göring?
DAHLERUS: Yes, I had a short conversation with Göring on 4 September, but it was not of great importance.
DR. STAHMER: On this occasion did Göring say to you that, come what might, he would endeavor to carry on the war as humanely as possible? That Germany would under no circumstances begin hostilities against England first, but if England should attack Germany then the answer would be forthcoming?
DAHLERUS: Yes, that is correct.
DR. STAHMER: Did you publish a book entitled Last Attempt?
DAHLERUS: Yes.
DR. STAHMER: Is the account given in this book in accordance with the truth?
DAHLERUS: Yes, it was written with greatest care. The contents are absolutely accurate and correct.
DR. STAHMER: Is this account based on notes that you took on these events?