these people. We did not make a square loot of aerial film at
Landsberg.
Q. Now, Dr. Gajewski, do I understand you to say that you
intended to deceive the Wehrmacht with respect to the purpose of construction
of this plant?
A. Well, "deceive" is a wrong term. Let's call it
"window dressing."
Q. Well, would that have been sabotage in the German
Reich? A. One could interpret it that way. In one case, you say I should have
committed sabotage; and in another case, you say I wasn't supposed to commit
sabotage. I am of the opinion that that was just a pretext. We didn't make one
square meter less of aerial film for the Wehrmacht; we were able to produce it
all at Wolfen. |
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PARTIAL TRANSLATION OF
DOCUMENT NI-13530
PROSECUTION EXHIBIT
1947 |
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LETTER FROM THE REICH MINISTRY OF ECONOMICS
TO THE DEFENDANT
GAJEWSKII 28 SEPTEMBER 1938,
CONCERNING A NEW FILM FACTORY AT
LANDSBERG |
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Berlin W 8., 28 September 1938
Behrenstrasse 43 |
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The Reich Minister of Economics
I Chem 183/38g |
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Registered
Strictly Confidential |
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To: The I.G. Farbenindustrie A.G.,
Management |
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[Stamp]
Secretariat Dr. Gajewski
Received: 5 Oct. 1938 |
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Attention: Director Gajewski or Deputy
Wolfen (Kreis
Bitterfeld) |
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| Reply: |
| Film Factory. |
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| SECRET |
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SECRET [Stamp] |
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[Stamp] 1. This is a State Secret in accordance with Par. 88 of the
Reich
Penal
Code, version of 24 April 1934 (Reich Law
Gazette)
pages 341, etc. |
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