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Jytlands-Posten, January30th, 1926

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Commodore Green

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Friday, February 11th 2005, 10:03pm

Jytlands-Posten, January30th, 1926

Day ten of the trial of Christian Anders Zahle.

At the end of the second week of the trial of the minister, the prosecution has only now started to call it's key witnesses. The strategy of the defence council seems to be to attempt to refute the testamony of every witness the prosecution.

Asked outside the courthouse for his feelings on the course of the trial, Crown Prosecutor Ronald Johannsen said "This is typically what you from a defence when they are playing for time, or when they now that they are fighting a losing battle. I fully expect the objections from the the defence council to become more frequent as our principal witnesses take the stand."