DR. VON LÜDINGHAUSEN: Mr. President, I have not got them with me, I am afraid. Perhaps, if I may, I could do so tomorrow or the day after when Dr. Fritz is finished.
THE PRESIDENT: Yes, certainly.
Do any of the defendants’ counsel want to ask any questions?
[There was no response.]
Does the Prosecution wish to cross-examine?
SIR DAVID MAXWELL-FYFE: My Lord, the Prosecution do not wish to cross-examine, on the same basis.
My Lord, may I refer to one collection of documents that are in our Document Book 12b, the collection of the anti-Jewish decrees in the Protectorate. They are all from the Verordnungsblatt for the Protectorate, and the Prosecution ask the Tribunal to take judicial notice of them as being an official publication. The collection is merely for convenience and access of the Tribunal.
THE PRESIDENT: Then the witness can retire.
Then that closes your case for the present, Dr. Lüdinghausen. The Tribunal will now adjourn.