SAUCKEL: No. But I do not understand what the term “destroyed” has to do with it.
GEN. ALEXANDROV: We should not read “destroy,” but should use the word “revoke.”
SAUCKEL: That is possible.
GEN. ALEXANDROV: So you confirm the testimony which I have just read into the record from the transcript.
Now, tell us, do you remember the living conditions you imposed on the Ukrainian women and girls from the occupied territories, on those who had been mobilized for work in German agriculture?
I shall now hand you Document Number USSR-383.
[The document was handed to the defendant.]
THE PRESIDENT: Do you have the PS number?
GEN. ALEXANDROV: No, Sir; that is a USSR document.
[Turning to the defendant.] There is an addendum, Number 2, to your directive dated 8 September 1942. This addendum is entitled, “Memorandum for housewives concerning the employment of domestic workers from the East in urban and rural households.” Do you know this document? This memorandum?