Abstract

Kempner. You do not have to testify, Professor Schmitt, if you do not want to, and if you think you are incriminating yourself. But if you do testify, then I would be grateful if you would be absolutely truthful, would neither conceal nor add anything. Is that your wish?

Schmitt: Yes, of course.

Kempner: And if I come to something you might find self-incriminating, you can simply say you prefer to remain silent.

Schmitt: I have already been interrogated by the C.I.C. and in the camp. I would be glad to tell you all I know. However, I would like to know what I am being blamed with.