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be helpful to the Tribunal in any respect, and the only reason that the Tribunal is not limiting it itself without objection is that counsel has been warned that the time for taking this sort of testimony is about over and we determined that you can use the remainder as you see fit. 
  
  
  
    
  PARTIAL TRANSLATION OF
CREUTZ DOCUMENT 17
CREUTZ DEFENSE EXHIBIT 17 
 
EXTRACTS FROM THE DIARY OF HANS FRANK OF
THE MINUTES OF THE SECOND CONFERENCE OF
THE DEPARTMENT CHIEFS ON 8 DECEMBER 1939
IN KRAKOW  
 
Extracts from: "Excerpts from the diary of Hans Frank"  
2233-PS (U.S.S.R. 223)
(Photostat copy) 
 
Pages 6-7. 
 
Minutes of the second conference of the Department Chiefs on
8 December 1939 in Krakow. 
 
Present were: Dr. Frank, Dr. Seyss-Inquart and others.

Page 1. The Governor General, Reich Minister Dr. Frank, reported on his conference with Field Marshal Goering. As a consequence of this appointment of the Governor General to be the deputy of the Plenipotentiary for the Four Year Plan, in the future nothing will be allowed to happen in the General Government in the field of economic policy without the Governor General being able actively to promote or block it. It would be the duty of the Governor General to extract all the best and the most useful for the Reich from out of the economy of the General Government.

Page 3. SS Lieutenant General Krueger: Since 1 December, several trains have been arriving every day in the area of the General Government loaded with Poles and Jews from areas newly incorporated into the Reich. These transports will continue until about the middle of December. 
 
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Meeting of 19 January 1940 of the Department Chiefs in Krakow. Present were: Dr. Frank and others. 
 
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Page 14. Reich Minister Seyss-Inquart as my deputy has received his appointment from me. At first he will be my deputy in case of my absence or my being detained. He has already exercised that right of representation. Secondly, he has to carry out in my name special tasks, which I shall assign to him in every case. I shall assign to him certain groups of problems with the request to clarify the facts and to report to me on the results.

 
 
 
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