Evening star., 1946-01-16
Reich Of 25O,000,00C
Was Killers Dream;
Nuremberg Court Told
By the Associated Press

| BY Inc Associated Press.
NUREMBERG, Jan. 16.-The In
! ternational Military Tribunal heard
today that Hitler dreamed of Gre
ating a nation of 2500O0,0OO Ger
man-speaking people within 100
years and ordered 100000 young
female domestics brought from the
Ukraine as a step toward that goal.
The court, trying % top Nazis as
war criminals, received this evidence
in the record of a secret meeting
of Fritz Sauckel with officials of the
Ministry for Occupied Eastern Ter
ritories and the Nazi Labor Front
September 4, 1912.
Sauckel, who was in charge of
| foreign labor, was in the prison
ers' box as the report was read in
prosecution of Martin Bormann,
Hitler's aide who is being tried in
absentia although many believed
he died in the Battle of Berlin.
The record showed that Hitler
wanted the imported women to be
from Is to IS years old and of
appearances suitable for their as
similation by the Germans.
Seyss- -Inquart Accused.
To further the scheme, Hitler or
dered the suspension of a decree
forbidding the illegal bringing of
female housekeeperS into the Reich
by members of the armed forces"
1t. Henry v. Atherton of Boston,
an American prosecutor, accused an
other defendant, bespectacled Ar
thur SeySs-Inquart, former COM
missioner for Austria and later for
the Netherlands, of deporting at
least 117,000 Jews from Holland,
most of them to Nazi murder camps.
He was accused, moreover, of send
ing 431 500 Dutch to slave labor
in Germany.
Describing Seyss-Inquart as one
of the most detested" defendants,
the prosecutor swiftly introduced
evidence that Seyss-Inquart pos
sessed absolute power and there
fore could not escape blame for his
deeds. He called Seyss-Inquart the
first of Hitler's Quislings.
The prosecutor quoted one of
Seyss-Inquart's speeches in The
Hague in 1943:
1--WE remain human because we
do not torture our opponents. We
have to remain tough because we
have to annihilate them"
Schiratch Case Completed.
The prosecution completed its
case against Baldur Won Schiratch,
who was leader of the Hitler Youth
movement and gauleiter of Vienna,
blaming him for the deportation to
Poland of $4,000 Vienna Jews, many
destined for Nazi murder mills.
American Assistant Prosecutor
Capt. Drexel A. Sprecher of Inde-
pendence, Wis, read to the court
Won Schirach's own declaration that
as Nazi district leader of Vienna he
had driven items of thousands upon
tens of thousands of Jews into the
ghetto of the east"
Won Schirach also was linked with
the confiscation of church proper
ties in Vienna by documents show
ing that he even engaged in a dis
pute with other Nazi leaders over
the disposition of the seized proper
ties, insisting that he be permitted
to keep the loot rather than turn it
over to the Reich.
French Finishing Case.
Meanwhile, French prosecutors
put the finishing touches to their
case and were ready to begin pre-
sentationS of evidence against the
% defendants tomorrow American
and British prosecutors hurried to
complete testimony against Seyss-
Inquart; William Frick, former pro-
tector of Bohemia and MoraIa,
and Hans Fritzsche, former deputy
propaganda minister.
| Completion of those cases still
would leave three other defendants
Rudolf Hess, Franz Won Papen and
Constantin Won Neurath, former
foreign minister-to be disposed of
but prosecutors decided these could
be Sandwiched in during the next
four or five weeks, which the French
and Russians estimate they will re-
quire.