“Then they must have had a row because the camp did not come under us; it was a G.A.F. camp.”
Is that correct, that the Field Marshal said:
“This morning, Göring reproached me in the presence of Himmler for having let some more P.W. escape?”
WESTHOFF: Not in Himmler’s presence, but in Hitler’s presence. Hitler’s presence.
SIR DAVID MAXWELL-FYFE: It ought to be in Hitler’s presence?
WESTHOFF: Yes.
SIR DAVID MAXWELL-FYFE: Now, the next sentence:
“All G.A.F. camps came directly under the G.A.F. itself, but the inspector of P.W. camps was in charge of all camps for inspection purposes. I was not inspector yet.”
We have had all that explained. I do not think that there is any dispute about the organization. I won’t trouble you about that. We have gone into that in this court in some detail. Unless the Tribunal want it, I did not intend to trouble this witness again. You say, “I was not inspector yet. General Von Graevenitz was inspector, and all camps came under him in matters concerning inspection and administration.”
Then you say: