I will ask him.
[Turning to the witness.] Witness, do you know who Dr. Grotius was and whether he was employed in the OKW or in the Army?
WESTHOFF: No, I have never heard the name “Dr. Grotius”; I also never had anything to do with him.
THE PRESIDENT: Have you got the document before you?
WESTHOFF: No, I have not got it any longer.
THE PRESIDENT: I see. Just look at it and see whether the letters which are put in the front of Dr. Grotius’ name indicate that he was a member of the OKW?
COL. POKROVSKY: Mr. President, I did not put the question concerning Dr. Grotius since the witness, as he has already told me, entered the Army administration later, in 1943, whereas the document is dated 20 February 1942.
THE PRESIDENT: [To the witness.] Do those letters in front of Dr. Grotius’ name indicate that he was in the OKW?
WESTHOFF: I do not know what the letters are supposed to mean; the OKW has also nothing at all to do with this matter.
THE PRESIDENT: Do you know what the letters on the top left hand side of the document mean—the ones I read out just now to you?