Q. In what manner did they select the inmates to be used for these experiments which dealt with the injection of pus? In other words, how were they selected? What type of prisoners? What were their nationalities, etc.?
A. They were 40 persons coming from the so-called clergymen block.
Q. Were these inmates used for these experiments with injection of pus healthy inmates?
A. Completely healthy and strong men.
Q. You have told us that they had one group, the first group, of ten Germans. How many died in that group?
A. I believe that the first group consisted of ten people of whom, as far as I remember, seven died.
Q. Now, you have told us of a second group of 40 clergymen. How many died in that group?
A. I have seen a list of the survivors, and according to that list, 12 clergymen, or rather brothers, must have died.
Q. Were any prisoners of war used in these experiments?
A. I don’t know whether they were prisoners of war or not. We could not tell the difference in the camp of Dachau, whether they were prisoners of war or not; at least I could not.