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[[Mark Weber]] has written on the [[Dachau trials]] that "''A tragi-comic incident during the Dachau proceedings suggests the general atmosphere. US investigator Joseph Kirschbaum brought a | [[Mark Weber]] has written on the [[Dachau trials]] that "''A tragi-comic incident during the Dachau proceedings suggests the general atmosphere. US investigator Joseph Kirschbaum brought a jewish witness named '''Einstein''' into court to testify that the defendant, Menzel, had murdered Einstein's brother. But when the accused pointed out that the brother was, in fact, sitting in the courtroom, an embarrassed Kirschbaum scolded the witness: "How can we bring this pig to the gallows if you are so stupid as to bring your brother into court?"''"<ref>The Nuremberg Trials and the Holocaust http://www.ihr.org/jhr/v12/v12p167_Webera.html</ref> | ||
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Mark Weber has written on the Dachau trials that "A tragi-comic incident during the Dachau proceedings suggests the general atmosphere. US investigator Joseph Kirschbaum brought a jewish witness named Einstein into court to testify that the defendant, Menzel, had murdered Einstein's brother. But when the accused pointed out that the brother was, in fact, sitting in the courtroom, an embarrassed Kirschbaum scolded the witness: "How can we bring this pig to the gallows if you are so stupid as to bring your brother into court?""[1]
References
- ↑ The Nuremberg Trials and the Holocaust http://www.ihr.org/jhr/v12/v12p167_Webera.html