M. HERZOG: But you said that to the Allocation of Labor officials in France. The Tribunal will judge that.
SAUCKEL: Yes, but it must be interpreted as being applied only if there were flagrant resistance to an executive authority; otherwise it was never intended.
M. HERZOG: The Tribunal will form its own opinion.
Defendant Sauckel, have you ever created any special police for the recruitment of labor?
SAUCKEL: No, I established no special police; I explained that yesterday. That was a suggestion put forward by the French units themselves for protection. At a conference I exaggerated and called it “police,” but it was not a police force.
M. HERZOG: Have you heard of a “Committee for Social Peace”?
SAUCKEL: Yes, that was talked about.
M. HERZOG: Have you heard a committee mentioned which was called the “League for Social Order and Justice?”
SAUCKEL: Yes.
M. HERZOG: Have you ever drafted any order or sent any instructions which advised the institution of these committees?