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Folder 4
Prosecution Exhibits:
1A–1G. Accused identification sheets with photographs (“mug shots”) and
fingerprints
2. Trial data from parent case 000­50­5
3. Statement of Alexander Peroutka, June 4, 1946
4. Statement of Arthur Obst, May 6, 1947
5. Certified copy of pages 66–67 of book entitled “Unnatural Death
Cases”
6. Certified copy of pages 78–79 of book entitled “Unnatural Death
Cases”
7. Death book recording unnatural deaths at Mauthausen (exhibit
withdrawn)
8. Statement of Hans Boehn, Dec. 6, 1946
9. Statement of Hans Boehn (not offered in evidence)
10. Statement of Wilhelm Mueller, Nov. 29, 1946
11. Statement of Binet Marcel re: Boehn, Aug. 4, 1947
12. Statement of Binet Marcel re: Glosze, Aug. 4, 1947
13. Statement of Binet Marcel re: Mueller, Aug. 4, 1947
14. Statement of Josef Krysiak, Jan. 13, 1947
15. Statement of Josef Krysiak (not admitted)
Folder 5
Defense Exhibits:
1. Letter from accused Schulz to his wife, Feb. 18, 1943
2. Letter from Schulz to his wife, Mar. 2, 1943
3. Letter from Schulz to his wife, Dec. 6, 1943
4. Letter from Schulz to his wife, Jan. 5, 1944
5. Letter from Schulz to his wife, Jan. 17, 1944
6. Letter from Schulz to his wife, Feb. 28, 1944
7. Stipulation as to the testimony of Antonio Grozensky, undated
8. Statement of Arthur Obst, Sept. 5, 1947
9. Statement of Walter Glosze, Aug. 23, 1947
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