b. to evaluate the method of sterilization without operation (bloodless sterilization) on women unworthy of propagation and to use this method continually after it is finally proved efficient.
Attached to this clinic there is to be—
c. a laboratory for extensive animal experiments, which will always serve as a basis for further research.
There should also be incorporated in this research station—
d. an experimental farm as a basis for the solution of the questions of “agriculture and fertility,” that is—
1. far reaching nutrition experiments on animals, and
2. far reaching nutrition experiments on human beings (female camp inmates).
Sketch enclosed.
[Handwritten] 30 May 1942.
Clauberg