THE PRESIDENT: Unless Colonel Pokrovsky’s questions might relate to the Defendant Keitel?
SIR DAVID MAXWELL-FYFE: They do relate, of course, to the position of the OKW with these prisoners of war, but they have nothing to do with Sagan.
THE PRESIDENT: Dr. Nelte, have you any questions you want to put to this witness?
DR. NELTE: Witness, what was just read to you was called a “statement” and was presented here. Have you ever given this statement in complete form orally or in writing?
WESTHOFF: I was interrogated on different occasions, and this interrogatory which has been presented to me is a summation of my testimony. Of course, I found errors here and there because it has been summarized, and the questions have been omitted.
DR. NELTE: In other words, this is a summation of the answers you gave to questions at various interrogations?
WESTHOFF: Yes.
DR. NELTE: Was this summation ever submitted to you?
WESTHOFF: No.
DR. NELTE: I had the impression that the passages read to you here just now were on occasion very long and that you actually answered always only the latter part of these passages. I should like to ask you whether after this interrogation in London you were not again interrogated?