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July 31, 1964 - Image 7

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1964-07-31

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Munich, Frankfurt Trials Delayed
by Illnesses, Tactics by Defense

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ments. Representatives of Mapam, groups also brought greetings.

TEL AVIV—The cornerstone for
the Mapai house in Ashdod, which
is to be named for the late Louis
Segal, for many years general sec-
COMPLETELY
retary of the Farband Labor Zionist
INSTALLED
Order, was laid Tuesday in cere-
Only
monies attended by Farband dele-
gates, Mapai leaders and repre-
sentatives of Ashdod workers.
Sq. Yd.
Ashdod is expected to become
soon a city of 250,000 inhabitants
and. Mapai decided to name its
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of Segal, "one of the greatest
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he should testify or whether the leaders in the American Jewish
court should listen only to the labor movement," said Reuven Bar-
INCLUDING PADDING AND INSTALLATION
tapes from which the reports to katt, who brought the greetings of
Mapai.
the prosecution were taken.
Finally, the court ordered testi-
S. S. Bontcheck, Farband presi-
mony from Less, who then de- dent, described the late Jewish
scribed the entire procedure of the
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ported that between May 29, 1960,
Friday, July 31, 1964
7
and the midle of January, 1961, '76
pages of material was taken from
the onetime Nazi transport expert.
He said the contents were then
typed, corrected by Eichmann and
initialed by him.
In Munich, testimony by Prof.
A. Krausnick, president of the
Historical Institute of Munich,
at the trial here of Wolff, ac-
cused of murdering 300,000 War-.
saw Jews, was interrupted when
Wolff fainted in the court room.
Dr. Krausnick was detailing be-
fore the court Hitler's "envelope
of legality" for his anti-Semitic
program, when Wolff collapsed.
Wolff was described in court as
adjutant to Heinrich H i m m 1 e r,
head of the Gestapo and, there-
fore, as a high officer who knew
perfectly well about the Hitler
program for the annihilation of
European Jewry through mass
murder.
Dr. Hans Buchheim, director
of the Historical Institute of Mu-
nich, was called by the court as
an expert on the Nazi program
against the Jews. In two hours
on the witness stand, he totally
demolished testimony given on
behalf of Wolff by another for-
mer German officer, ex-General
Gerhard Engel.
Engel had told the court that
Assistant General Agent
only "a very small body of high-
ranking Nazis knew that the real
• • • who during the month of June was personally responsible for
meaning of Hitler's "final solu-
providing $1,060,500 of individual life insurance protection.
tion" for the Jews involved the
death of the Jews. Engel thus
tried to bolster Wolff's contention
This is a new record — the first time in our agency that
that he thought concentration
anyone has exceeded $1 million in any one month. In the
camps were not much different
from Indian reservations in the
entire life insurance industry, less than 1.5% of all rep-
United States.
resentatives achieve this goal in a whole year.
When Dr. Buchheim was fin-
ished with his testimony, two non-
Jewish witnesses took the stand to
More than a personal achievement — this outstanding
tell the court that they had been
record reflects the confidence clients have in Massachu-
beaten by Wolff while in concen-
setts
Mutual and in the quality of advice and service Mr.
tration camps. The men were Joa-
chim von Gersthof and Bogislav
Rosenwasser is equipped to provide.
von Bonim.
A former transport ministry
With vari e d experience in life insurance sales and manage-
official asserted that he did not
know that the trains he supplied
ment, he holds the professional designation of Chartered
for transport of Jews was taking
Life Underwriter and a state license as Insurance Coun-
them to death camps.
selor. He has qualified for the National Qualify Award
Albert Ganzenmuller, f or m e r
state secretary in the Nazi minis-
of the National Association of Life Underwriters for eight
try, was questioned about a letter
years.
which Wolff had written him. In
the letter, Wolff thanked him for
a report that 3,000 Jews were be-
ing shipped daily to Treblinka.
Ganzenmuller told the court that
he thought that "It was a matter
Ruben Gold, C.L.U., General Agent
of transport for some useful pur-
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FRANKFURT (JTA)—Illnesses and delaying tactics by
the defense continued to plague the trials here and in Munich
of former SS officers. The Frankfurt prosecutor became ill,
and Munich defendant ex-SS Gen. Karl Wolff collapsed.
Former SS officers Otto <>
Hunsche and Herman Kru- technicalities, posing the likeli-
mey, Adolf Eichman's chief hood that the trial might last
because of defense
aides in the wartime roundup indefinitely
counsel efforts to interrupt it con-
and deportation to death sistently.
camps of 450,000 Hungarian
The Israeli sat in the witness
J e w s, are being tried at chair
while the defense again
Frankfurt.
raised arguments as to whether

Prosecutor Adolf Steinbacher,
who suffered a heart attack last
week, was unable to continue, and
his two substitutes had to devote
study time to files in the case be-
fore they were able to question
the witness, Avner Less, an Israeli
police officer who had interro-
gated Eichmann before the Nazi's
trial in Jerusalem.
Immediately after the trial was
resumed, Hunsche's defense coun-
sel, Dr. H. Laternser, resumed his
delaying tactics.
The attorney protested against
the witness being heard, ignoring
the fact that Less had interro-
gated Eichmann, as well as the
fact that the protocols which
Less had brought to the trial had
each page countersigned by
Eichmann and that these had
been turned over to the prosecu-
tion here.
Dr. Laternser insisted on calling
reports of Less' conversations with
Eichmann as "hearsay reports."
A lengthy debate took place be-
tween the judge, the prosecution
and the defense over the legal

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)

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