MR. JUSTICE JACKSON: In all the notes of the 2 days, this is the one thing that you say is mistaken.
Now I ask to have you shown Document 731-PS.
[Document 731-PS was submitted to the witness.]
Now, the conference, the notes of which I have just read you, was followed within a week by the order, 731-PS, was it not, the memorandum, 731-PS, which reads:
“The Führer has reached the following decision in regard to measures to be taken against Anglo-American air crews in special instances:
“Enemy airmen who have been brought down are to be shot without court martial proceedings in the following instances . . .”
THE PRESIDENT: Mr. Justice Jackson, shouldn’t you refer to a passage four lines above that, after “Report of the Reich Marshal”?
MR. JUSTICE JACKSON: I did not, but perhaps for the record it ought to be in full.
“Chief of the Command Staff of the Armed Forces, Chief WFSt. Please direct drafting of order. W (Warlimont). K (Keitel), Deputy Chief of Command Staff of the Armed Forces. Must go to Reichsführer SS. According to the report of the Reich Marshal, General Korten made the following statement: ‘Memorandum’ ”—I think the next line is not in the original—
“ ‘The Führer has given the following ruling in regard to measures to be taken against Anglo-American air crews in special instances: