Mr Wiesel, I Would Like To Ask You A Few Questions. You have made a living telling the world of your war time experiences. You have said many times that you had a tattoo number A7713 on your left arm. But we have photos of you in short sleeves without any tattoo. And this was long after you testified under penalty of perjury that you still had the tattoo. If you cannot show us that tattoo, why should we believe anything you say? You have repeatedly claimed that your father's tattoo number was A7712 and that yours was A7713. Yet we have concentration camp documents showing the numbers A7712 and A7713 as belonging to Abram Viesel and Lazar Wiesel. These names and identities were for Hungarian Jews born on 10 October 1900 and 4 September 1913. You claim to have been born in Romania on September 30, 1928. If you have no tattoo and the tattoo numbers you claim for you and your father belong to the Hungarian Jews Abram and Lazar Wiesel, can you tell us your real name and identity? [We think your real name is probably Eliezer Wiesel, and your father is Shlomo Wiesel] The Red Cross had unrestricted access each month to every German concentration camp including Auschwitz. They had inside men who reported to them in detail the activities at the camps. They never once mentioned gas chambers. Let me read a statement from the Canadian Red cross: In a Nov. 22, 1944 letter to