Deliveries in kind made, as well as services rendered by the population, may only be claimed if ordered by superiors and only against compensation. If a German soldier is made a prisoner of war he will tell his name and rank if he is asked for it. Under no circumstances will he reveal to which unit he belongs, nor will he give any information about German military, political, and economic conditions. Neither promises nor threats may induce him to do so. Enemy offenses against the principles under 1 to 8 are to be reported.
Reprisals are only permissible on order of higher commands.
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