English Translation

9t In detail, Lieutenant T a r g a t s c h states: Zu a and b: He admits that the failure to keep the inventory books on stocks and the omission of an inventory made it possible for a certain group of persons to dissipate items for themselves without and against payment. According to him, the maintenance of the books and the inventory was omitted due to a lack of manpower. c : Lieutenant T a r g a t s c h admits that a larger group of people who were not bomb-damaged bought items or items from the Einsatzstab II, although these purchases should not have been made. However, for this purpose a general . Approval of 4h Oberstgruppenführer D a 1 u e g e Lutnant T a r g a t s c h then continues to admit that he had bought for about 1 000 RM items, including 3 fur coats, he partly already made the purchases when he had not yet been totally bomb-damaged. sptuel the Zu d : Ltnant t a r a ts c h admits that, in order to disguise the purchases of a particular group of persons, the delivery notes for these purchases were issued in such a way that a nancial mention of the buyer did not take place. In a meeting in the high summer of l943, where Major J u r k, District Superintendent Ba n s c c h e n b a c h and Lieutenant T a t a t c h had taken part, said T ar g at s c s h, this had been determined. Lieutenant T a r g a t s c h claims that he bought things or objects for about 4 700th RM under full name and for 8 000th to 9th OoO. RM about without name name. As far as Major J u r k is concerned, lieutenant T ar - g at s ch states that he would have had a larger circle of people to whom he directed things in the manner described above. To : Just as delivery notes were issued without the buyer's name for purchased items, goods were also delivered to a certain group of persons on the basis of presented formless notes from the Einsatzstab II. According to the Lieutenant T a r - ATBES ./.