Mr. Denney: In one of these interrogations, on 30 December 1946, you were asked what the Jaegerstab did to bring workers from Hungary into Germany; do you recall that?
A. Yes.
Q. And do you recall that you made reference to certain trips of the Jaegerstab to Hungary?
A. Yes.
Q. You made this statement: “The Jaegerstab, during its existence, made at least a total of 10 to 12 trips”?
A. Yes.
Q. All right. You were asked this question: “Who was in charge of these trips?” And your answer was: “So far as I remember, it was Milch. Milch participated in most trips of the Jaegerstab.”
A. In most of them, yes.
Q. In the same interrogation on 30 December, the record indicates that you made this statement: “I know about 100,000 workers from Hungary; however, these were Jews who were allocated to construction. I know nothing about 8,000 workers who evidently were skilled workers, intended for the fighter production program.”