DR. SERVATIUS: This liaison man, Hoffmann, presumably reported on what he heard from the Labor Front?
TIMM: Yes.
DR. SERVATIUS: What did he report?
TIMM: The things which he reported covered the same ground as I have already told you about.
DR. SERVATIUS: The German Labor Front already had this task before Sauckel’s office was set up?
TIMM: The German Labor Front was of the opinion, as I, for several...
DR. SERVATIUS: Witness, you must answer me. The German Labor Front had this task before Sauckel came?
TIMM: Yes.
DR. SERVATIUS: Did it consider that its authority was restricted by the fact that Sauckel was appointed?
TIMM: I was just about to explain that it considered its task a general, comprehensive one; and when the newly appointed Plenipotentiary General for the Allocation of Labor occupied himself so intensively with these matters, it did see in this a certain encroachment on its task.