Those instructions can be given by the counterintelligence
agent or by his deputy in the form of short repeated lectures and instructions.
These precautions are not only necessary for efficient protection
against espionage and treason, but also, according to our own experience, for
the protection of the IG employees concerned against eventual legal prosecution
for negligence. 12 March 1937 |
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PARTIAL TRANSLATION OF
DOCUMENT NI-6382
PROSECUTION EXHIBIT
158 |
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| EXTRACT FROM THE MINUTES OF A MEETING OF THE TECHNICAL MAINGAU
MANAGEMENT OF 28 NOVEMBER 1938 |
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| [The defendants Lautenschlaeger and Jaehne, among others, are shown
to be present by the minutes] |
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| Lautenschlaeger discusses the minutes of management
meetings of other works: Dr. Brill has been entrusted with the direction of
the exchange of knowledge in the field of physics in place of Professor Grimm.
Dr. Kayser (Bitterfeld) is going to Vermittlungsstelle W in place of Neumann
— the employment of foreigners must be avoided at all
costs. |
| [Handwritten] Schrauber |
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PARTIAL TRANSLATION OF
DOCUMENT NI-6084
PROSECUTION EXHIBIT
2111 |
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| EXTRACTS FROM THE MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF FARBEN'S COMMERCIAL
COMMITTEE ON 12 MAY 1939 |
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| [The defendants Haefliger, Mann, Oster, and von Schnitzler, among
others, are shown to be present by the minutes.] |
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6. Employment of foreigners by the IG
There is
agreement that, in principle, no foreigners shall be employed at the central
agencies. As far as such foreigners are concerned who are to be trained in the
use of our products, each case will be decided on its merits as to whether
employment is possible. (See point 11 of Commercial Committee memorandum of 10
December 1937.)
Berlin, 19 May 1939
FF/ED 22/39 |
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Signed: VON SCHNITZLER
Signed: FRANK-FAHLE |
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