NMT01-T417
Volume I · Page 417
Both my legs were in iron splints and were bandaged from the toes up to the groin. I felt a severe pain in my feet, and had a temperature.
On the afternoon of the same day, a German nurse came and gave me an injection, in spite of my protests; she gave me this injection in my thigh and told me that she had to do it.
Four days after this operation a doctor from Hohenlychen arrived, again I was given an injection to put me to sleep, and as I protested he told me that he would change the dressing; I felt a higher temperature and a greater pain in my legs.
Q. How many times did you see Gebhardt?
A. Twice.
Q. I will ask you to step down and walk over to the defendants' dock and see whether or not you find the man Gebhardt sitting in the dock.
(The witness complied and pointed to the defendant Gebhardt.)
Thank you. Sit down. I will ask that the record show that the witness properly identified the defendant Gebhardt.
PRESIDING JUDGE BEALS: The record will show that the witness identified the defendant Gebhardt in the dock.
MR. McHANEY: I have no further questions at this time.
PRESIDING JUDGE BEALS: Will Dr. Alexander again be put on the stand in connection with the examination of this witness?
MR. McHANEY: Yes, but if there is any cross-examination we can probably finish that before lunch.
PRESIDING JUDGE BEALS: Do any of the defense counsel desire to cross-examine this witness?
DR. SIEDL: (counsel for the defendants Gebhardt, Oberheuser, and Fischer): I do not intend to cross-examine this witness, but this does not mean that my clients admit the correctness of all statements made by this witness.
PRESIDING JUDGE BEALS: Does any other of the defense counsel dean to examine the witness?
(No response.)
DIRECT EXAMINATION MR. McHANEY: Doctor, can you express any opinion as to the purpose of the type of operation to which she [Karolewska] was subjected, that is the bone removal?
DR. ALEXANDER: I think it must have been one of the experiments
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* This testimony is recorded in mimeographed transcript, 20 Dec. 1946, pp. 832-838
