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Chapter XXXV: Section 3: (Concerning Articles 3 and 4) (8)

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Q. What was the status called that you had with the SD?

A. In former times I never worried about that because for me it was not a question of practical importance as to what I would be designated as, since I had agreed to hold conversations of the type that I used to carry on with Elkar. Thus, in former times, there was no need to have some kind of a rank for that, or whatever you want to call it.

Q. Did you ever become a member of the SS?

A. I was never a member of the SS.

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b. New devices to change final court decisions--The
“Extraordinary Objection” and the “Nullity Plea”

PARTIAL TRANSLATION OF NG-715
PROSECUTION EXHIBIT 112

EXTRACT FROM LAW, 16 SEPTEMBER 1939, AMENDING REGULATIONS OF GENERAL CRIMINAL PROCEDURE, MILITARY CRIMINAL PROCEDURE, AND THE PENAL CODE

1939 REICHSGESETZBLATT, PART 1, PAGE 1841

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Trials of war criminals before the Nuernberg military tribunals under control council law no. 10, volume IIIChapter XXXV: Section 3: (Concerning Articles 3 and 4) (8)

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