Q. Were the victims used in these experiments treated by medical doctors after they had been injected with pus?
A. The operation was done by physicians.
Q. Well, after they had been infected with pus what kind of treatment was given to them?
A. After the injection, Sturmbannfuehrer Schuetz gave instructions to the nurses that one-half of them should receive allopathic and the other half biological treatment. I emphasize that the group which received allopathic treatment had special drugs, the so-called sulfanilamide drugs. We had the impression that the physicians wanted to prove that the biological drugs were not suitable to cure such a severe disease.
Q. Then you say, Witness, that 50 percent were treated with sulfanilamide and the other 50 percent with biological medicants?
A. Yes.
Q. Now, after these injections with pus, did abscesses develop on the inmate?
A. The greater part of those who were treated biologically, or rather, all of them, developed abscesses and very deep abscesses. Some of the persons who received allopathic and prophylactic treatment with sulfanilamide had no abscesses.
Q. Did the inmates who endured this treatment suffer pain?
A. Yes.