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he was in a state of nerves. This time our talk
was entirely about humanitarian measures. I again
put forward the request that the Scandinavian
prisoners, who at the time were being transported
to Denmark, should be allowed to continue the
journey to Sweden; but Himmler once more
refused. Schellenberg subsequently told me that
Hitler had again forbidden any concession on this
point.
Himmler, however, assented to some of my
other requests. He agreed that, if Denmark should
become a battleground, the Scandinavian
prisoners of war were to be transported to Sweden under
the auspices of the Swedish Red Cross. He also
showed genuine interest in my proposal that the
Swedish Red Cross be allowed to remove all
French women interned at the Ravensbrück
concentration camp. He said that he not only assented
to this, but that he also wished us to remove the
women of all nationalities, as the camp in question
was shortly to be evacuated. I promised him that I
would immediately give our detachment orders
to this effect.
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