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CROSS-EXAMINATION
MR. GOLDENBERG: When did you first
go to work at the children’s camp at Voerde?
WITNESS DOERING: 1944
in June or July. I could not say exactly.
Q. What did you do before
that?
A. I am a housewife.
Q. Are you a trained nurse?
A. No |
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Q. How many children were at the camp when you arrived?
A.
That also I do not know.
Q. Did you see the children every day?
A. Yes, I did.
Q. Approximately how many children were there
when you came?
A. I would say according to my estimate there were
between 60 and 70.
Q. Do you remember any transports arriving from
Essen after your arrival?
A. Yes.
Q. Do you remember a
transport in August 1944?
A. I was in charge of one myself — at
least, I was one of the people who took charge of one — but I do not
remember the date.
Q. How many children were in that transport?
A. I don’t know.
Q. Approximately how many children were
in that transport?
A. I couldn’t tell you how many children
arrived then.
Q. Do you know of a transport which arrived subsequent to
that time in about October 1944?
A. I can remember one transport where
children arrived in very bad condition, but how many there were, I do not
remember.
Q. Do you know when that was?
A. No.
Q. What
was the condition of the children in the transport that you helped bring in?
A. There is nothing much to tell you about this transport. They were
all well and healthy as far as I remember.
Q. And you don't know when
it arrived?
A. I don’t.
Q. Did these children leave camp
Voerde well and healthy?
A. As far as I know, the children left Voerde
at the end of February. I wasn’t present that day unfortunately, and,
therefore, I cannot make any statements concerning it. |
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