JODL: I cannot recall it, but there are some notes of mine on it, and so I undoubtedly saw the document.
MR. ROBERTS: Oh, yes. Where are the notes, Witness?
JODL: They are on the back page of the last teleprint message.
MR. ROBERTS: Oh, I see what you mean, yes. Well, will you take first of all—I had forgotten that you were getting more than one document. Will you take first of all the document dated the 2d of February 1945? I think it is the top one.
JODL: There are no remarks of mine on that document, so I cannot say with certainty whether I have seen it.
MR. ROBERTS: Just have a look at it and tell me whether you have seen it.
JODL: I do not think I have seen this. I do not—I have no recollection of having ever read it.
MR. ROBERTS: Well, then, I do not think it would be right to cross-examine you on that document.
My Lord, in that case, I would ask to withdraw it, and I will not put it in as an exhibit.
THE PRESIDENT: I think the defendant said that it was from his office.