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| [com…] mandant or his deputy in office and as far as I recollect referred to as "Top Secret State Matter." Amt D II (department D II) of the Economic and Administrative Main Office has never ordered executions to be carried out. Neither did the labor allocation officer have anything to do with this at the concentration camp. | |
| [Signed] PISTER, HERMANN | |
| Dachau, Germany 12 August 1947 | |
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TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENT HOHBERG 4 HOHBERG DEFENSE EXHIBIT 13 |
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| EXTRACT FROM "YEARBOOK OF ECONOMIC TRUSTEES FOR 1941" CONCERNING PROFESSIONAL ETHICS OF ECONOMIC EXAMINERS | |
| Extract from | The Yearbook of Economic Trustees for 1941, published by Dr. Otto Moenckmeier |
| Page 4 B. Professional Regulations |
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The officially appointed economic examiner 1. Professional rights. |
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Principles of the Profession. a. General meaning of principles — The peculiarity of the profession of economic examiner, as holder of the public confidence, demands rules for his professional conduct which safeguard this confidence and thus guarantee a high standard of professional conduct. Ethical principles are especially responsible for deciding the professional conduct of the economic examiners. In many respects these principles resemble the principles of other free professions, yet they have their own characteristics in keeping with the special duties of the economic examiner. It is just these professional rules which make the profession of economic examiner a free profession in the actual sense of the term. |
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| The "principles of the profession" are given special meaning and intent in view of the fact that the economic examiner is engaged in the economic sphere as a guardian of law and order and thus as a champion of the rights of the community in the economic field * * *. | |
