Witness Vollhardt: On the records and the descriptions that Beiglboeck gave of the experiments.
Q. Precisely what records have you seen of these experiments?
A. The records that the defense counsel had in his hand yesterday or today.
Q. Doctor, I will have passed up to you a set of records which are numbered from 1 to 44 in red pencil, and I ask you, did you have those records before you and did you make a study of them?
A. Yes, I had these records, and I asked one of my collaborators who took part in these experiments to read through these records and to make excerpts from them. He happens to be here also.
Q. Who was this collaborator?
A. One of my assistants by the name of Werner. He is in the audience at the moment.
Q. You said something about his having participated in experiments; you don’t mean the Dachau experiments, do you?
A. No. In experiments that I carried out with my students.
Q. Did you personally examine these records at all?