From mvanalst@rbi.com Mon Oct 28 07:25:32 PST 1996 From: mvanalst@rbi.com (Mark Van Alstine) Newsgroups: alt.revisionism Subject: Dachau Commandant faces Prosecutor Date: Fri, 25 Oct 1996 18:13:18 -0800 Organization: rbi software systems Message-ID:The following is a translation of an article from Suddeneutsche Zeeitung, 4.12.45. This translation was taken from "Concentration Camp Dachau 1933-1945" (ISBN 3-87490-528-4), p. 221; (Plate 449 with translation.) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Suddeutsche Zeitung No. 18 Dachau Commandant faces the Prosecutor. Each one blames the other, all were innocent. Approaching a decisive stage. Dachau Dec 1, (from our own corrospondant) With the interrogation of the principal defendant at the Dachau trial slowly approaching a decisive stage. The commandant Obersturmbannfuhrer Martin Gottfried Weiss took his place as a witness in front of the judges... He stated: "I was absolutely powerless in the face of experiments of Dr. Rascher and Prof. Dr. Schilling. I had already heard in Berlin of Prof. Dr. Schillingıs malaria department and the cold water experiments for the air force lead by Dr. Rascher. I was told in Berlin that Reichsfuhrer SS Himmler was personally responsible for these two experimental departments and that I should not interfere. On Nov 10, 1942, Himmler made a personal appearance in Dachau and visited the Rascher department. He sent for me and I was made to attend an experiment which had already begun. Afterwards Himmler said: Rascher and Shilling are responsible to me personally for their experiments and you must obey their orders."
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