Q. Now, please look at the file note of Berg. (NO-091, Pros. Ex. 183.) Would you say that that is the same Berg who initialed the foregoing document?
A. Yes. That is the same Berg.
Q. Now, please look at Document NO-091. Here it says, “Note—for SS Standartenfuehrer Dr. Brandt”, and it is signed by Berg. This reproduces a talk that Berg had with Sievers; do you remember seeing this notation?
A. I do not remember having seen it.
Q. Let me point out the date, 26 October 1944.
A. That was the last day of our stay at our East Prussian quarters. The Russians were only about 30 to 40 kilometers away. Berg would have made the note so that I could get a final report to Himmler. As, however, we had to clear out by that evening, there were more important things to do than to submit such a memorandum, so that possibly he did not show it to me at all.
[85] Trial before International Military Tribunal. See Trial of the Major War Criminals, vols. I-XLII, Nuremberg, 1947.
[86] See Case 8, United States vs. Ulrich Greifelt, et al. in vols. IV and V.
[87] See Case 9, United States vs. Otto Ohlendorf, et al. in vol. IV.