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these. I remember that Schubert inspected an execution which was carried out by
Kommando 11b under Braune's direction in December 1941 in Simferopol. The only
people whom I generally assigned to inspections were, except for Schubert,
Willy Seibert and Hans Gabel. The latter was captain of the protective police
[Schutzpolizei] and commander of the protective police company attached to me.
Details, such as whether and to which executions I sent the two last named, I
can no longer remember. I have read the above statement in the German language consisting of 4 pages and declare that it is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. I have had opportunity to make alterations and corrections in the above statement. I have made this statement voluntarily and freely, without any promise of reward, and I was subjected to no compulsion or duress of any kind. Nuernberg, 2 April 1947 |
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| [Signed] OTTO OHLENDORF | |
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| TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENT NO-3644 PROSECUTION EXHIBIT 26 |
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| AFFIDAVIT OF ERWIN
SCHULZ, 26 MAY 1947* |
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| I, Erwin Schulz, swear, declare,
and depose — 1. I was born on 27 November 1900, in Berlin. I attended the "Koelnisches Gymnasium" [senior high school] from 1906 until 1918, and then went into the army. After returning from my military duties which lasted from 11 April 1918 to 26 February 1919, I resumed my studies at the Koelnisches Gymnasium and matriculated there. I then studied law at the University of Berlin for two semesters; was forced, however, to leave the university owing to financial difficulties. I joined the staff of the Dresdner Bank in Berlin, and went to Hamburg approximately in July 1923. On 5 November 1923, I joined the security police, Bremen, and remained with this organization until 1938. I was then transferred to the state police in Bremen. I became a Regierungsrat [governmental counsellor] in 1938. I remained with the State Police, Bremen, until 1939. After that time, I transferred to the state police in Reichenberg, Sudetengau, and in 1940 was transferred to Hamburg, where on 12 April 1940 I became commissar-inspector of the security police and the SD. Effective from 1 March 1941, I |
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* Defendant Schulz testified on 17, 18, 20, and 21 October 1967 (Tr. pp. 903-1128)
