DAHLERUS: Yes.
DR. STAHMER: When did you write these notes?
DAHLERUS: I wrote them immediately after my return to Sweden on 5 September 1939.
DR. STAHMER: Mr. President, I have three more brief questions—should I stop now?—they pertain to the subsequent period.
THE PRESIDENT: I think you could ask them now.
DR. STAHMER: [Turning to the witness.] On 24 September 1939, did you speak to Forbes in Stockholm?
DAHLERUS: No, I met Forbes on 24 September in Oslo. That was after the occupation of Poland. It was an endeavor to ascertain if there was still a possibility of averting a world war. He gave me in writing the viewpoint of the British Government. It was briefly as follows: “The British and French Governments . . .”
THE PRESIDENT: Wait a moment. What has this got to do with the Defendant Göring?
DR. STAHMER: This is evidence that he made efforts even later to bring about peace.
I have only one more question which concerns Göring directly.