NMT01-T769
Volume I · Page 769
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| Blome 14 | Blome Ex. 6 |
Extracts from a report on the German Tuberculosis Conference of 18 to 20 March 1937, at Wiesbaden. | 777 |
| Blome 1 | Blome Ex. 8 |
Extracts from the affidavit of Dr. Oskar Gundermann, 28 December 1946, stating that Blome opposed the plan to exterminate tubercular Poles and that the plan was never carried out. | 778 |
| Testimony | |||
| Extract from the testimony of defendant Blome. . . . . . . . . . . . . | 780 | ||
| TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENT NO-247 PROSECUTION EXHIBIT 197 |
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| LETTER FROM KOPPE TO RUDOLF BRANDT, 3 MAY 1942, CONCERNING THE KILLING OF TUBERCULAR POLES | |
| The Higher SS and Police Leader on
the Staff of the Reich Governor in Poznan, In Military District XXI [Wehrkreis XXI], Journal No. 132/42 g |
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| Poznan, 3 May 1942 Fritz-Reuter Street, 2a Tel: 6501-05 |
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| To the Reich Leader SS, Personal
Staff, Attention: SS Obersturmbannfuehrer Brandt, Berlin SW 11, Prinz Albrecht Street 8. Subject: Poles afflicted with TB. Dear Comrade Brandt, May I ask that you submit the following matter to the Reich Leader SS: The Gauleiter will shortly ask the Reich Leader SS for permission to have Poles who have been shown to be afflicted with open TB admitted to the detachment Lange for special treatment. This request is motivated by the Gauleiter's serious and understandable concern for the physical welfare of the German people here. For there are about 20-25,000 Poles in the Gau who, according to the doctors' opinion, are afflicted with incurable TB and who will not be fit for assignment to work again. In view of the fact that these Poles live very closely crowded together, particularly in the cities, and that, on the |
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