THE PRESIDENT: Yes.
[The Tribunal adjourned until 21 May 1946 at 1000 hours.]
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-FIFTH DAY
Tuesday, 21 May 1946
Morning Session
[The Defendant Raeder resumed the stand.]
DR. SIEMERS: Admiral, with reference to your examination yesterday, I have to put the following questions to you in re-examination. Sir David was talking about the fact that before 1933 you had carried out rearmament behind the backs of the law-making bodies. I think that question, as such, has been clarified; but there is one supplementary question. On whom did it depend just what was submitted to the Reichstag?
RAEDER: On the Reichswehrminister.
DR. SIEMERS: And who was the Reichswehrminister at that time?
RAEDER: He was a member of the government and my direct superior. I had to submit everything to him which I wished to get.