The Tribunal will adjourn.
[A recess was taken.]
THE PRESIDENT: Dr. Nelte, have you any documents that you wish to offer in evidence?
DR. NELTE: Mr. President, with a letter dated 1 July 1946, I put in three affidavits, after having submitted them previously to the Prosecution. Those three documents will become Documents Keitel-23, Keitel-24, and Keitel-25. I beg the Tribunal to receive them, since the Prosecution, as Sir David has told me, does not object to their being offered in evidence.
THE PRESIDENT: And they are at present being translated, or have they been translated?
DR. NELTE: They are in the process of being translated. I have merely submitted the originals to the Tribunal.
THE PRESIDENT: Very well then, we will receive them in evidence and consider them.
DR. NELTE: Thank you.
THE PRESIDENT: Dr. Kauffmann?
DR. KURT KAUFFMANN (Counsel for Defendant Kaltenbrunner): Mr. President, I have a few interrogatories which have been granted to me by the Tribunal. I have the originals here with me; they have been numbered, and I should like to submit them. The Translation Division has informed me that the translations are not yet at the disposal of the Tribunal, but I assume they will be in the hands of the Tribunal in the next few days.