Q. Now, you have stated that you can divide the freezing experiments into two groups, one where Holzloehner and Finke were working with Rascher and then the period after Holzloehner and Finke had left?
A. Yes.
Q. Now, will you tell the Tribunal approximately how many persons were used over the whole period? That is, including both groups that you have mentioned.
A. Two hundred and eighty to three hundred experimental subjects were used for these freezing experiments. There were really 360 to 400 experiments that were conducted, since many experimental subjects were used for more than one such experiment—sometimes even for three.
Q. Now, out of the total of 280 or 300 prisoners used, approximately how many died?
A. Approximately 80 to 90 subjects died as a result of these freezing experiments.
Q. Now, how many experimental subjects do you remember that they used in the Holzloehner-Finke-Rascher experiments?
A. During that period of time approximately 50 to 60 subjects were used for experimental purposes.
Q. Did any of these experimental subjects die?
A. Yes. During that period of time there were about 15, maybe even 18 cases of death.