MAJOR JONES: Criminal trials.
LAMMERS: I did not hear the word.
MAJOR JONES: He was in favor of fair trials and he resisted, the arbitrary power of the SS? That is your evidence, is it?
LAMMERS: He told me that repeatedly, and he frequently expressed this view in his speeches, too.
MAJOR JONES: And you say he was a man who favored a liberal administration in the territory of which he was Governor General? Is that so?
LAMMERS: I am sorry, but I cannot follow this. There is so much noise that I can barely hear half of what you are saying; the other half is completely lost.
MAJOR JONES: Well, we will try again. Did you ever hear of the “AB Action,” for which Frank was responsible in the Government General?
LAMMERS: That is an action of which I know nothing at all. Someone mentioned this name to me about a week ago and said that Frank was accused of this AB Action. I do not know of any AB Action.
MAJOR JONES: You were getting frequent reports by Frank as to the administration of his territory, were you not?
LAMMERS: Reports were occasionally sent in.