[The Tribunal adjourned until 5 June 1946 at 1000 hours.]
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-SEVENTH DAY
Wednesday, 5 June 1946
Morning Session
[The Defendant Jodl resumed the stand.]
THE MARSHAL: If it please the Tribunal, the report is made that Defendant Seyss-Inquart is absent.
PROFESSOR DR. HERBERT KRAUS (Counsel for Defendant Schacht): Mr. President, in agreement with the Prosecution I ask permission to submit a memorandum by Hitler, concerning the Four Year Plan of 1936. It is a certified copy, certified by a British officer in Dustbin Camp. I have numbered it Exhibit Schacht-48. In the afternoon session of 1 May my friend Dr. Dix referred to this memorandum, which could not at that time be incorporated into the record. Dr. Schacht then quoted a few passages from this memorandum. The President stated that we could submit the memorandum at a later date on condition, of course, that the Prosecution agreed. The Prosecution has acquiesced and I therefore trust that I may now be permitted to submit it.
Furthermore I am handing in a number of English translations. I regret I have not yet been able to have translations made in the other languages, and I ask permission to supply those translations later on.
THE PRESIDENT: Dr. Kraus, until the other translations are actually made, the documents will not become part of the record.
DR. KRAUS: No. The English translations are available, and the others are not yet ready. May I submit them later?