GÖRING: On paper he was my subordinate, but he was actually directly subordinate to the Führer. I have already emphasized that to the extent that I was informed, I will take my part of the responsibility; and of course I knew about these statements.
GEN. RUDENKO: I want to draw your attention to your other remarks at the same conference. You will find that on Pages 141 and 142.
GÖRING: That has already been read to the Tribunal.
GEN. RUDENKO: I would like to ask you now if you have found the place?
GÖRING: I have found it.
GEN. RUDENKO: You have found it. You said at this conference:
“I do not want to praise Gauleiter Sauckel, he does not need it. But what he has accomplished in such a short time and with such speed for the recruitment of manpower from all over Europe and setting them to work in our industries, is a unique achievement.”
Further, on Page 142, you say—you were speaking of Koch:
“Koch, they are not only Ukrainians. Your ridiculous 500,000 people! How many has he brought in? Nearly two million! Where did he get the others?”
Did you find the place?