DR. SERVATIUS: That will do. How many camps did you supervise?
JÄGER: That varied. First, there may have been 5 or 6, then later maybe 17 or 18, and later again it fell to a lower figure. But I am not able at this moment to give you the exact figure.
DR. SERVATIUS: What was the nature of your task?
JÄGER: Above all, I was supposed to assure the medical care of foreign workers.
DR. SERVATIUS: Did you have anything to do with the treatment of the sick?
JÄGER: Only when they were brought to me and when I was in the camps. I always concerned myself personally with individual cases in the camps whenever I inspected them.
DR. SERVATIUS: You had not only a supervisory capacity, but you also gave treatment yourself?
JÄGER: Whenever I was in a camp I would be consulted by the camp doctors and I would advise them.
DR. SERVATIUS: What was the job of the camp doctors?
JÄGER: The camp doctors had their daily duty in the infirmary and the care of the patients in general.