Q. Did these volunteers come one at a time, or did they come in a body, or just how did they present themselves to the experimental stations?
A. Rascher moved around the camp quite a lot and on that occasion the inmates spoke to him.
Q. In other words, the camp officials and Rascher and Romberg made no effort to find volunteers, did they?
A. I don’t know, but I should not think so. I should not think that they made great efforts to get volunteers.
Q. Now, other than these approximately 10 persons who you state presented themselves as volunteers, were all the rest of the experimental subjects simply picked out and brought in and experimented on?
A. Yes.
Q. Were any of these prisoners experimented upon released from the concentration camp because they underwent the experiments?
A. There is only one man who was released after the high-altitude experiments.
Q. And who was that?
A. An inmate with the name of Sobota.