From Sievers’ testimony in direct interrogation it appears, unequivocally, that this referred to Professor Weltz. In this regard Sievers declared the following: “I can only say this in respect to Weltz himself, for Herr Rascher, as I already stated in reply to your question, mentioned in this connection Weltz as a participant.” The defendant Sievers also declared that in view of Rascher’s character, as known to him, it could be expected that Rascher would make use of the powers given him with respect to “those guilty of treason and high treason,” among others also against Professor Weltz. In the course of the cross-examination of Weltz the prosecution intimated in a veiled manner that Professor Weltz might have moved objects and files or might have put apparatus at the disposal of the Dachau experiments. Since the prosecution could not submit evidence of any weight in this respect it is unnecessary to go into this. In the cross-examination itself it became apparent that all the files and apparatus were in existence at the end of the war and that Weltz himself had made suggestions to hand over his institute in an orderly manner to the Americans. (_Tr. pp. 7241-7242._) * * * * * d. Evidence _Prosecution Documents_ Pros. Doc. No. Ex. No. Description of Document Page NO-234 83 Letter from Rascher to Himmler, 10 September 219 1942, transmitting intermediate report on freezing experiments (1618-PS). 1618-PS 84 Intermediate report, 10 September 1942, on 220 intense chilling experiments in Dachau concentration camp. 1611-PS 85 Letter from Himmler to Rascher and Sievers, 22 221 September 1942, ordering rewarming in freezing experiments through physical warmth. NO-285 86 Letter from Rascher to Rudolf Brandt, 3 221 October 1942, stating that Sievers would obtain four gypsy women for rewarming through body warmth. 1619-PS 87 Teletype from commandant of Dachau 223 concentration camp to Rudolf Brandt, 7 October 1942, stating that four women would be available from Ravensbrueck concentration camp for Rascher’s experiments. NO-286 88 Letter from Goering’s office to Himmler, 8 223 October 1942, with attached invitation to the conference on “Medical Problems Arising from Hardships of Sea and Winter.” 1613-PS 90 Letter from Rascher to Himmler, 16 October 225