THE PRESIDENT: Let the witness give the account of his meeting with Göring.
DR. STAHMER: Very well.
[Turning to the witness.] Mr. Dahlerus, you then on 26 September looked up Göring in Berlin, did you not?
DAHLERUS: Yes, I met both Göring and Hitler on 26 September.
DR. STAHMER: Did you inform Göring of the proposals Forbes had made to you?
DAHLERUS: I discussed with Hitler on what conditions he would be prepared to make good the harm he had done to Poland, and make peace. To my great disappointment he then definitely declared that he was not prepared at all to discuss the question of Poland. Poland was occupied and that was no business any longer of Great Britain. I then realized that his aim had been to split Poland and Britain and thus, with the consent of Great Britain, to have the opportunity of occupying Poland without running the risk of being involved in a war with Great Britain and France.
DR. STAHMER: In July 1940 did you again meet Göring?
DAHLERUS: Yes, Göring suggested in July, 1940 that His Majesty, the King of Sweden, should endeavor to bring the various powers together for peace negotiations.
DR. STAHMER: I have no further questions.
THE PRESIDENT: The Tribunal will adjourn until 2:10 p.m.