THE MARSHAL: The Tribunal is again in session. MR. HARDY: The prosecution has no further questions to put to this witness, Broers. THE PRESIDENT: The witness Broers is excused from the witness stand. MR. HARDY: Before I proceed to the next witness, Your Honor, the question of the formal introduction of the prosecution's documents which have been marked for identification is one which the Tribunal discussed in the presence of the prosecution and the defense counsel at a meeting in chambers several weeks ago, and the Tribunal stated that they would look over the documents and then indicate which ones or take an assumption that they would all be subjected to objections and so forth. Now, in order to assist the Tribunal in that matter I have now prepared two sets of all the documents marked for identification, with an index. I will have, before the end of the day or by tomorrow morning, additional complete sets prepared and likewise maybe one or two for defense counsel. Everybody has copies of these particular documents but I will give these two sets to the Tribunal now in the period of the next half a day or this evening and they can look over these two sets and instruct us in a most expeditious way to introduce these for formal acceptance.
1947-06-30, #2: Doctors' Trial (late morning)
1947-06-30, #2: Doctors' Trial (late morning)
1947-06-30, #2: Doctors' Trial (late morning)
THE MARSHAL: The Tribunal is again in session. MR. HARDY: The prosecution has no further questions to put to this witness, Broers. THE PRESIDENT: The witness Broers is excused from the witness stand. MR. HARDY: Before I proceed to the next witness, Your Honor, the question of the formal introduction of the prosecution's documents which have been marked for identification is one which the Tribunal discussed in the presence of the prosecution and the defense counsel at a meeting in chambers several weeks ago, and the Tribunal stated that they would look over the documents and then indicate which ones or take an assumption that they would all be subjected to objections and so forth. Now, in order to assist the Tribunal in that matter I have now prepared two sets of all the documents marked for identification, with an index. I will have, before the end of the day or by tomorrow morning, additional complete sets prepared and likewise maybe one or two for defense counsel. Everybody has copies of these particular documents but I will give these two sets to the Tribunal now in the period of the next half a day or this evening and they can look over these two sets and instruct us in a most expeditious way to introduce these for formal acceptance.