“Answer: From 1936 until January 1942 only intermittently, but from January 1942 as office chief, I accompanied him on all his trips and flights.
“Question: Do you know whether the Defendant Frick visited the concentration camp of Dachau during the first six months of 1944?
“Answer: To my knowledge, Frick did not visit the Dachau concentration camp.
“Question: Would you have known it had that been the case, and why would you have known it?
“Answer: I would have had to know it had that been the case. I was always close to him; and my employees would have reported it if he had left during my absence.
“Question: Do you still have the log book of the trips you made, and can you produce it now?
“Answer: From about 1941 log books were no longer kept. Instead of that, monthly reports of trips were sent to the Reich Security Service in Berlin. The copies which were kept in my office were, according to orders, burned with all the rest of the material in April 1945.
“Question: Do you know whether the Defendant Frick ever visited the Dachau camp?
“Answer: To my knowledge Frick never visited the Dachau Camp.
“Moosburg, 23 March 1946”.—Signed—“Max Gillhuber”—Signed—“Leonard N. Dunkel, Lieutenant Colonel, Infantry.”