|
|
Country date |
Amount in
foreign currency |
Reichmarks |
Paid to |
Through |
Thailand |
|
|
4,400.00 |
German Legation, Bangkok |
Mentzel & Co., Bangkok |
27/2/41 |
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---------- |
|
|
|
20/8/41 |
Ticals |
12,200 |
10,908.00 |
do |
do |
24/4/41 |
do |
8,600 |
7,664.80 |
do |
do |
22/5/41 |
do |
8,600 |
7,740.00 |
do |
do |
9/8/41 |
do |
7,500 |
6,855.50 |
do |
do |
10/9/41 |
do |
7,500 |
6,750.00 |
dp |
do |
3/11/41 |
do |
7,500 |
6,834.40 |
do |
do |
10/11/41 |
do |
7,500 |
6,900 |
do |
do |
|
In addition, the following payment was
received on 10 April 1945 from the legation treasurer [Legation skasse] of the
Foreign Office through ZEFI [Central Finance Administration], Berlin; it has
not been possible to ascertain from which country it originated and who has
received the equivalent.
10 April 45 Reichsmarks 1, 146,250 from the
Legation Treasurer
I have read each of the four pages of this affidavit
carefully and have signed them personally. I have made the necessary
corrections in my own handwriting and initialed them, and I declare herewith
under oath that I have stated the pure truth to the best of my knowledge and
belief.
Leverkusen, 15 August 1947 |
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[Signed] GUENTER HAUSEN
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4. TESTIMONY OF DEFENDANTS
MANN, ILGNER, AND SCHNEIDER |
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a. Testimony of
Defendant Mann |
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EXTRACTS FROM THE
TESTIMONY OF DEFENDANT MANN* |
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DIRECT
EXAMINATION |
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* * * * * * * * *
* |
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DR. BERNDT (counsel for defendant Mann) :
I now turn to paragraph 58 of the indictment. There the prosecution contends
that the foreign agents of Farben were the germinating core of National
Socialist mongering all over the world, and that Farben employees were
camouflaged as businessmen to the outside world, but that they were actually
employed in espionage and intelligence activities in connection with Germany's
preparation for war. Before you answer that question, would you please comment
about the propaganda.
DEFENDANT MANN: Within the framework of Farben,
the Sales |
__________ * Further extracts are
reproduced in section V C above and section VIII E. volume VIII, this series.
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