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2. Trial data from parent case 000­50­5
3. Personal questionnaires (Fragebogen) for the accused
4. Statement of defendant Erwin Nessl, Mar. 18, 1947
5. Statement of Johannes Goehring, Mar. 24, 1947
6. Statement of defendant Max Geyer, Feb. 24, 1947
7. Statement of Dr. Jose Pla, Feb. 5, 1947
8. Statement of David Schwarzbaum, Apr. 4, 1947
9. Statement of Milan Norkovic, Apr. 11, 1947
10. Statement of Josef Bauer, May 14, 1947
11. Statement of Henryk Splewinski, Jan. 24, 1947
Folder 4
Defense Exhibits:
1. Certificate signed by Emil Hausermann, a Mauthausen inmate, on
behalf of defendant Fink
2–3. Two letters from Färberei Wagner (a dye works) on behalf of defendant
Dudzinski
4. Letter from Mitzl Herzenauer, Firm Engler, on behalf of defendant Zink
5. Fragment of a pamphlet entitled “Leichen Träger Anstor: Bericht aus
fünf Jahren Konzentrationsslager” by defense witness Manfred
Schifko­Pungartnik, an Austrian inmate at Mauthausen, presented
on behalf of defendant Streng
6. Letter of Rudolf Teply, a former Mauthausen inmate, on behalf of
defendant Streng, Feb. 8, 1947
7. Letter of Rudolf Meixner, former Mauthausen inmate, on behalf of
defendant Streng, Apr. 22, 1947
8. Letter of Mikola and Jean Longue, former Mauthausen inmates, on
behalf of defendant Streng, Feb. 22, 1947
9. Psychiatric report on defendant Alfred Richter, Headquarters Post
Hospital, War Crimes Enclosure, Dachau, June 21, 1947
10. Statement of Hans Georg Winter, a neighbor, on behalf of defendant
Bergerhoff, June 12, 1947
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