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shall inform you in due course to what numerical extent the
aforementioned measures have benefited the armament industry.
2. To be
resubmitted after dispatch (then file) |
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PARTIAL TRANSLATION OF
DOCUMENT NI-15256
PROSECUTION EXHIBIT
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| EXTRACTS FROM FARBEN-AUSCHWITZ WEEKLY REPORT NO. 42, FOR THE PERIOD
9-15 MARCH 1942, CONCERNING POSSIBLE EMPLOYMENT OF RUSSIAN PRISONERS OF WAR,
VISIT TO THE PRISONER-OF-WAR CAMP WITHIN THE CONCENTRATION CAMP, FARBEN'S
CONDITIONS AS TO EMPLOYMENT OF RUSSIAN PRISONERS OF WAR, AND RELATED
MATTERS |
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| Weekly Report No. 42 for the Period from 9 to 15 March
1942 |
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On the same day a conference took place in the Concentration Camp
Auschwitz on the initiative of the Armament Inspectorate Breslau, concerning
the accommodation of Soviet Russian prisoners of war in the prisoner-of-war
camp, who were to be employed at the building site of the IG. The following
representatives of the Armament Inspectorate participated: Brig. Gen.
Trachek, Capt. Rehfeldt, Capt. Weise, and the commandant
of the concentration camp.
An inspection of the prisoner-of-war camp of
the concentration camp took place, and it was found to be in order. The
prisoners of war who are still employed there made a thoroughly pitiful
impression.
In agreement with General T., we stated that we could only
employ Soviet-Russian prisoners of war on the building site on the condition
that —
l. they are accommodated in the concentration camp
Auschwitz,
2. the transport from the camp to the building site is
guaranteed, which, up to now, has not been the case because of the difficulties
in procuring the necessary passenger and freight cars which still prevail,
3. only healthy and strong prisoners of war are allocated, who are
fully capable of work. |
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| Signed: FAUST |
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