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requested that ter Meer's direct examination on spoliation be deferred until a late stage of the case so that his testimony on that subject could cover a number of defense documents which would be introduced in the interim. The Tribunal granted this request, but at the same time upheld the prosecution's contention that this arrangement should not prevent the prosecution from cross-examining the defendant upon all counts of the indictment once he had taken the witness stand (extracts from the transcript of the discussion concerning this procedural matter is reproduced in section XVIII G 10, vol. XV, this series). Pursuant to this arrangement, the prosecution conducted the first examination of defendant ter Meer concerning the spoliation charges during cross-examination. More than 2 months later, defendant ter Meer was recalled to the stand for further examination by his own counsel concerning the spoliation charges. In the meantime, a number of other defendants had testified on the spoliation charges, including defendants Ambros and Kugler. Since ter Meer's later testimony is predicted in part upon the preceding testimony of Ambros and Kugler, his testimony has been separated here as it was in the trial itself. Accordingly, the defense evidence reproduced below on the Francolor case has been arranged as follows: extracts from the testimony of Defendant ter Meer upon examination by the prosecution (3 below) ; extracts from the testimony of Defendant Ambros (4 below) ; extracts from the testimony of Defendant Kugler (5 below) ; and extracts from the testimony of Defendant ter Meer upon his recall to the witness stand for further examination (6 below). 
 
 
2. CONTEMPORANEOUS DOCUMENTS 
 
  PARTIAL TRANSLATION OF
DOCUMENTS NI-6839
PROSECUTION EXHIBIT 1241
 
EXTRACTS FROM A MEMORANDUM BY DR. TERHAAR ON THE TRIP OF FARBEN OFFICIALS TO WIESBADEN,* PARIS, AND BRUSSELS IN LATE AUGUST AND EARLY SEPTEMBER 1940 
 
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Negotiations for Peacetime Planning in Wiesbaden (29 August), Paris (31 August-2 September), Brussels (4 September), and Wiesbaden (5 September)  
 
Participants: Consul General Mann [defendant], Leverkusen; Director Dr. Grobel, Leverkusen; Director Dr. Kugler [defendant], Frankfurt; Director Dr. Krueger, Berlin; Dr. Terhaar, Berlin.
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* The France-German armistice negotiations following the campaign in the West in May-June 1940 took place at Wiesbaden, Germany.
 
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