THE PRESIDENT: Is there any further cross-examination?
[There was no response.]
Dr. Marx, do you wish to re-examine? You heard what counsel said about the various articles written by this witness. You wish to re-examine or not? Have you any questions you wish to ask the witness?
DR. MARX: Yes, please.
Herr Hiemer, perhaps you did not quite understand the question a moment ago. Please tell us again just when Herr Streicher received knowledge, and when he told you that he was convinced of or believed in these mass murders.
HIEMER: It is my opinion and conviction that it was in the middle of 1944.
DR. MARX: But there had been statements to that effect in the Israelitisches Wochenblatt for a number of years prior to that date.
HIEMER: Yes; at that time Streicher did not believe these things. His change of view took place only in the year 1944 and I remember it was not before the middle of the year.
DR. MARX: I have no further questions to the witness.
THE PRESIDENT: The witness can retire.