Now, you had a permanent state secretary by the name of Alfred Meyer, isn’t that so?
ROSENBERG: I do not find anything here regarding the laws about Jews. There was a point mentioned about the directive for Jews, only it is not here.
MR. DODD: You will find it just below the sentence to which you made reference a minute ago, two paragraphs below it. There is a Figure 3 in parentheses and then this statement: “A special ruling is drawn up for Jews.”
Don’t you find that there?
ROSENBERG: I do not find it here—oh, on this page, yes. That refers to another law, yes.
MR. DODD: That’s all right. I just asked you if it was there, and it is. Let’s go on.
I asked you if you had a permanent staff secretary by the name of Meyer, Alfred Meyer, M-e-y-e-r.
ROSENBERG: Yes.
MR. DODD: I want to show you Document 580-PS, which will become Exhibit Number USA-821. Now, this is an order from your Ministry for the Occupied Eastern Territories, and it is signed by your permanent staff secretary, Alfred Meyer, and it is addressed to the Reich Commissioner for the Ostland, a man by the name of Lohse, L-o-h-s-e, and also to the Reich Commissioner for the Ukraine, a man by the name of Koch about whom we have heard a good deal in this Trial.
I want to have you agree, if you will, that the order calls for 247,000 industrial workers and 380,000 agricultural workers.