GEN. ALEXANDROV: Have you found it?
SAUCKEL: Yes.
GEN. ALEXANDROV: Now Paragraph 4. It is entitled “Labor Conditions.” It is written there:
“Women domestic workers from the East employed in the Reich are under special working conditions.”
We shall see later on what these special conditions were. Please find Paragraph 9, Sentence 1, “Free Time.” The opening sentence states:
“No claim to free time exists.”
SAUCKEL: Yes, but I must ask you to read on. It says exactly the same as in the case of the German household staff, who also...
GEN. ALEXANDROV: I shall now read the whole of Paragraph 9 into the record.
THE PRESIDENT: General, I do not think you should interrupt him when he is making a legitimate explanation. You should wait until he has made his explanation, and then draw attention to anything in the rest of the document that you wish to. Now, what did you wish to say, Defendant?
SAUCKEL: I asked for a further part to be read. There is a sentence in which it is stated a weekly outing can nevertheless be granted. May I read the sentence once more: