DR. NELTE: 29 March, Mr. President.
THE PRESIDENT: The first one in the book, or where is it?
DR. NELTE: No, in the second part.
THE PRESIDENT: But what page?
DR. NELTE: The pages have not been numbered consecutively, it has a table of contents, and under that you will find it as Number 2.
THE PRESIDENT: Are you quoting them from L-211 now? Are you finished with that?
DR. NELTE: This affidavit belongs to L-211.
THE PRESIDENT: I thought the witness said he had collaborated in the study, which is L-211, and that it was not concerned with war. You might leave it at that.
DR. NELTE: I believe, Mr. President, in this Trial it matters to hear what the defendants have to say about those documents which allegedly accuse them. The explanation of Document L-211 which the Defendant Keitel wishes to make is contained in the affidavit which I submitted in Document Book Number 2.
THE PRESIDENT: If what he wishes to say was put down in the affidavit then he should not have been asked about it; the affidavit should have been read.