Trial of the Major War Criminals before International Military Tribunal ...

Question 20. Wwld you not prefer to appear before the International
Military Tribunal and to be interrogated as witness
there, instead d replying in writing to the preceding questions?
Answer. No.
Signed Halifax
I, Hubert Norman Pullar, %is Majesty's Conwul
at Washington, certify that the above signature,
Halifax, is the signature of the Earl of Halifax,
His Majesty's Ambassador at Washington, D.C.
This first day d February 1946
at His Majesty's Consulate, Washington, D.C:
H.N. Pullar S,
H.B.M. Consul
CERTIFIED AT THE FOREIGN OFFICE
FOR LEGALIZATION
d
OF THE FOREGOING
4, SIGNATURE
London "H.N. Pullar"
14 Feb 1946 David Scott
FOR THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
DOCUMENT GORING-27
AFFIDAVIT BY DR. RUDOLF LEHMANN, FORMER JUDGE ADVO-
CATE GENERAL (GENERALOBERSTABSRICHTER), 21 FEBRUARY
1946: AS CHIEF JUDICIAL AUTHORITY, GORING OFTEN MADE
DECISIONS DELIBERATELY RUNNING COUNTER TO HITLER'S
IDEAS AND DEMANDS; IN POLITICAL QUESTIONS HE WAS MORE
LENIENT, IN CASES OF EXCESSES AGAINST THE) INDIGENOUS
POPULATION OF OCCUPIED TERRITORIES SEVERER IN HIS
JUDGMENT THAN HITLER (EXHIBIT GORING-6)
BESCHREIBUNG:
Blei
') Foreign Office Seal, red paper, green ribhon
2, Rubber stamp: British Consulate, Washington, 1-Feb 1946 (purple ink)
S, Rubher stamp: British Consulate, Washington (purple ink)
4, Foreign Office stamp, black ink