II A-So. Schm [Schmauβ] – Munich, February 18, 1943
I. Interrogation.
As he was released from custody, Count Wolff Metternich, born October 19, 1916 in Eupen, now residing in Munich at Maximiliansplatz 18, made the following statement: Continue reading
v. Metternich was taken into temporary custody in accordance with ordinance L II and has been placed under house arrest.
KS Ammer and I carried out a joint search of the room occupied by v. Metternich and the clothing, luggage, and other objects found therein. The search was unsuccessful. Continue reading
II E 3/Ach. [Achter] – Munich, February 18 [Note 1], 1943
/Handwritten: Illegible/ – /Handwritten: Arrest!/
Report. Continue reading
I learned about the incident as such during a quiet assignment [Note 1] in the Romance [neo-Latin] seminar. [Male] students told me that leaflets had been distributed, and that in that context, two male students and 1 female student had been arrested. [Note 2] Continue reading
I can only keep repeating that I do not personally know the student who called out to me and said that he could not come that evening. I most certainly was standing in close proximity to him when this shout emanated from him. Continue reading
On February 18, 1943 around 11 am [Note 1], I along with KS Ammer was responsible for transporting the prisoner named Scholl from the university to the police station. Directly in front of the entrance to the university, Scholl suddenly turned to his right and said to a man something along the lines of: “Tell him I won’t be coming home this evening!” Continue reading
White Rose History: January 1933 - October 1943 