I shall come back to this in connection with the accusation of the Soviet Government regarding happenings in Minsk. When Document 076-PS was read, it said at the end that there was never any order given for the protection of cultural objects. This order has been presented here twice.
Further, I would like to refer to a directive of 3 October 1941 by the Reich Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories to the staff leader of the Einsatzstab in the same document—wherein I again call special attention to the document which I have just read.
In addition, I call the Tribunal’s attention to an order of the High Command of the Army of 30 September 1942, which was issued in agreement with the Reich Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories. Here also it says literally at the end, under I ...
DR. THOMA: Is that Page 89 of the document book?
THE PRESIDENT: Which is that? September ’42?
ROSENBERG: 30 September 1942.
THE PRESIDENT: Yes, I have got that. What about the one of October ’41? Where is that?
ROSENBERG: October ’41?
THE PRESIDENT: October ’41.
ROSENBERG: That is 3 October 1941.