Text: English     International Military Tribunal "Blue Series," Vol. 4, p. 374
		TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY Friday, 4 January 1946 Morning Session COL. AMEN: I would like to call as a witness for the Prosecution Walter Schellenberg. [The witness, Schellenberg, took the stand.] THE PRESIDENT: Is your name Walter Schellenberg? WALTER SCHELLENBERG (Witness): My name is Walter Schellenberg. THE PRESIDENT: Will you take this oath: "I swear by God the Almighty and Omniscient — that I will speak the pure truth — and will withhold and add nothing." [The witness repeated the oath.] COL. AMEN: Speak slowly and pause between the questions and the answers. Where were you born? SCHELLENBERG: In Saarbrücken COL. AMEN: How old are you? SCHELLENBERG: Thirty-five years. COL. AMEN: You were a member of the NSDAP? SCHELLENBERG: Yes. COL. AMEN: And of the SS? SCHELLENBERG: Yes; the SS also. COL. AMEN: And of the Waffen-SS? SCHELLENBERG: And the Waffen-SS. COL. AMEN: And the SD? SCHELLENBERG: And the SD. COL. AMEN: What was the highest office you held? SCHELLENBERG: The highest rank I held was that of SS Brigadeführer in the SS, and of major general in the Waffen-SS. COL. AMEN: You were Chief of Amt VI? SCHELLENBERG: I was Chief of Amt VI and Military. COL. AMEN: During what period of time? 374
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