MAJOR JONES: And you were responsible for distributing...
LAMMERS: Not as an SS Führer.
MAJOR JONES: As Reich Chancellor you were responsible for distributing the largess of the Nazis among yourselves, were you not?
LAMMERS: I was in charge of the Führer’s funds; and on his instructions I made the necessary payments out of those funds. I could not spend money as I pleased.
MAJOR JONES: You, as Reich Chancellor, delivered a million Reichsmark to Dr. Ley, did you not?
LAMMERS: That was a donation that the Führer specifically granted to Ley. I did not do that on my own initiative.
MAJOR JONES: And Ribbentrop was another recipient of a million, was he not?
LAMMERS: He received a million in installments, first one half and then the other.
MAJOR JONES: And Keitel was another millionaire, was he not? He received a million, did he not?
LAMMERS: He received a sum of money and an estate, because the Führer renewed the practice of the old Prussian kings of granting land and money to his generals.