. NMT04-T1027
Volume IV · Page 1027
| A. No. Q. Will you please speak more clearly. Do you know whether your foster parents Treiber were members of the NSDAP? A. No, I know that for sure. Q. How do you know that for sure? A. Because we got a letter from the de-Nazification court and I had that in my hands and I read it. Q. What did the letter say? A. That they are not included within the application of the law. Q. In Plankstadt did you have religious instructions too? A. Yes. Q. What is your religion? A. Protestant. Q. Are your foster parents Protestant? A. Yes. Q. When were you confirmed? A. In 1945, 1st of March. Q. Will you please tell me now quite frankly how do you like staying with your foster parents Treiber? A. I like it there very much; I like it with my foster parents. Q. Would you ever like to leave again? A. No, I would not. Q. No further questions, thank you. |
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| MR. NEELY: Witness, you remember your
grandmother very well, don't you? WITNESS BERGNER: Yes, I do. Q. And I guess from what you have told us that financially she had a pretty hard time didn't she, taking care of you? A. (No answer.) Q. Witness, did you understand my question? A. Yes. Q. Your grandmother was, shall we say, a little poor, wasn't she; was she not? A. Yes, she was. Q. But she was very good to you, wasn't she; she looked after you as though you were her own child? A. Yes, she did. Q. And you would say she did everything to make things as comfortable for you as she possibly could. A. Yes, but she couldn't take care of me very much. Q. That is right; your grandfather was dead; isn't that correct? A. Yes, that is right. |
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