MARKOV: I consider that the personal protocols are more accurate regarding the condition of the corpses, because they were compiled during the dissection and were dictated on the spot to the stenographers.
THE PRESIDENT: Just listen to the question, please. Is your personal protocol, in the words in which you drew it up, incorporated in the collective protocol in the same words?
MARKOV: My own protocol is not included in the general record, but it is included in the White Book which the Germans published together with the general record.
THE PRESIDENT: It is there, then, in the report, is it? It is in the White Book?
MARKOV: Yes, quite right. It is included in this book.
THE PRESIDENT: The witness can retire. Yes, Colonel Smirnov, do you have another witness?
MR. COUNSELLOR SMIRNOV: Yes, Mr. President. I beg you to allow me to call as a witness, Professor of Medical Jurisprudence Prosorovski.
[The witness Prosorovski took the stand.]
THE PRESIDENT: Will you state your full name, please.
VICTOR IL’ICH PROSOROVSKI (Witness): Prosorovski, Victor Il’ich.