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events and to give the other gentlemen an opportunity to inform
themselves of what Mr. Seebohm could tell them?
A. Yes.
Q. If you had any political convictions or
assumptions at the time, were they founded only upon combinations or
conclusions, or were these ideas founded upon definite instructions and plans
from authorities?
A. They
were founded only upon conclusions, Dr. von Keller —
Q. Thank you. I believe that is enough.
A. but also upon intelligence which I read
in the German and foreign press, especially the English and American press.
Q. Thank you very much.
You made a statement about this meeting in writing, and in it there is a
paragraph which is entitled “Suggestions,” isn't that correct?
A. Yes.
Q. This statement was turned over to the
Commercial Committee?
A.
I remember that at the next meeting of the Commercial Committee I took it along
with me; that is correct.
Q. Did the Commercial Committee take any action after they saw this
paper?
A. I cannot say at
the moment. I would have to look into the records.
Q. You cannot remember?
A. The record was given to the gentlemen
in the Commercial Committee. Whether they discussed it in detail, I do not
remember.
Q. But do you
remember any steps that were taken by the Commercial Committee?
A. I have already said
that either before or after this meeting, the Commercial Committee decided not
to neglect the Sudeten-German press, but to support it.
Q. But these are the only measures that
you remember.
A. That is
a measure that I remember now, concretely.
Q. Did Farben in its entirety — that
is to say, the Vorstand — initiate any action as a result of this?
A. I don't know.
DR. VON KELLER: I have no
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