English Translation

- 2.6 13a special demands stingled. The war for which there is an extreme intrusion and unconditional obedience. The accused Spitzig has broken against this and thus put himself outside the community. His way of expression reveals a lowly shrile attitude, to which he was more likely to meet all the harshness of the laws of war. viese demanded the death penalty under the given circumstances. Because of the shveren Uriunden- falsification, a Jalr Züchthius appears as an anmessone atonement. The defendant Freyborg also has the shame of the flag curse on himself gencimen. His behavior is to be judged any nilder than that of the clever Spitzig. Preyborg is only 20 years old and has had no military training. In the middle of April 1994 he was first called to work for the Wafien-l eiu. Already after 1 4 days he fell ill and then lay about 9 weeks in hospital.After a further 4 days his commitment was already due to the unauthorized removal. He still lacks any kind of military education.He must in every way nocl. a clumsy and unsoldic impression, even after his spiritual predisposition he would have come from himself on the heads of a viucht. He was able to overcome the persuasion of the accused Spitzig. In his ecstasy he was still strengthened by the utterances of the engellag Bühlmoyer, which is spiritually superior to him by far. In its favour, the Court continued to take into account the fact that it has so far been still a listipliner vcrbeptruat. Trotu of the cumbersome inconsistency that the feon flight has been carried out in common and attempted abroad, the court at Freyborg believes to be able to refrain from the death penalty, especially since the crime of the primal forgery and fraud was carried out while he was fleeing only on the leave of the accused Spitzig.Freyborg apparently acted out of juridical inconsideration, without being fully aware of the deed of his tragedy. The raising of the Nanneszicht and the withdrawal of the troops require, however, a sensitive prison meeting against him. against him spricl: punitive, that he did not oppose the convictions of the -n sued epitius seriously and left the suspicions of his Kaneraden Jcchimsen unintimidated. It was certain that he had given his Kemereuen Jochinsen the Bricftasche with his ID card, and that he did so in 41966.