Judgment at Nuremberg
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did you know Lehman Feldenstein?
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Yes.
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When did you first meet him?
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It was 1925 or 1926.
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I am not sure exactly.
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How old was he at this time?
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He was in his 50s.
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And how old was he
at the time of his arrest?

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He was 65.
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I see.
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What was the nature of your relationship?
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We were friends.
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Did you continue to see him
after your parents died?

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- Yes.
- Why?

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We were friends.
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He owned the building that I lived in.
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His business took him there quite often.
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What did you say to the police
when they questioned you...

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about having intimate relations with him?
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I told them it was a lie.
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Could you tell me
who the public prosecutor was?

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Emil Hahn.
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Did Emil Hahn question you?
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Yes.
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What did he say to you?
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He took me into a separate room,
where we were alone.

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He told me that it was no use...
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to repeat my story...
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because no one would believe me.
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There had been a race defilement...
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and the only pardon for this was...
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to kill the violator.
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He told me that if I protected...
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Mr. Feldenstein...

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