Report Contents
The original typed report was seven pages long. It was retyped, with a number of carbon copies being made for distribution. A specimen of the original translation is unobtainable, and the German version held by the Imperial War Museum is one of the carbon copies and lacks the sketches that were apparently included in Mayer's original. A typed copy in German can also be found in the Public Records Office., while the report has been published twice in English translation.
The section headings given here correspond to those in the report. Some of the information Mayer heard was second-hand and later proved to be incorrect.
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