Proceedings of People's Court Session No. 9 in Sofia, 16 March 1945 Proceedings from the seventh panel of the court (for the judgement of the anti-Semites) 16 March 1945 (pp. 720-834 in the court session proceedings) - List of 51 witnesses some who did not appear; - Testimony of 13 witnesses: 1. Dimo Kazasov (Righteous Among the Nations), the Minister; 2. Menahem Faionov, the lawyer; 3. Grigor Cheshmedzhiev, the Minister; 4. Isak Fransez, the lawyer; 5. Dr. Iosif Confino- functioned as a physician on the deportation trains with the Jews of Thrace from Simitli to Gorna Dzhumaya; 6. Zhak Natan - transport of 100 Jewish families to Chehlare in place of the partisan families who were deported from there; regarding the labor battalions; regarding the difficult conditions in Ihtiman and more; 7. Rabbi Daniel Zion- protest demonstration, 24 May 1943, job of , the Somovit concentration camp and more; 8. Rabbi Dr. Asher Hananel - his connections with the king, letter of protest against the Law for the Protection of the People, the events of 24 May 1943 in the synagogue in Yuch Bunar, the delegation of Metropolitan Archbishop Stefan and Ms. Karavelova, his visit to the Swiss Consulate with Shapuisa, Redar and other Red Cross representatives, deportation of the Jews from Sofia to the outlying city of Somovit and the camp there, activities of the Commissariat for Jewish Questions (KEV) clerks Popov, Pavlova, Yonchev, Miziev Ovcharov and Stomanyakov, the fire in Tabakova Cheshma and more; 9. Dr. Mindizov - accompanied the Thracian Jews from Lom to Vienna; 10. Colonel Avram Tadzher - his assistance to Bulgarian minorities in the Congress of Minorities in Geneva, 1918, history of his family and their role in the struggle for Bulgarian independence; 11. Manoah Avram Levi - regarding the restrictions in the life of the Jews in Vratsa; 12. Rebeka Israel Benvenisti - deportation of her family in Melnik and the death of her husband in the camp near Pleven; 13. Avram Seliktar - deportation of the Jews from Sofia to Kazanlak and Ferdinand, and the acceptance of aid from the local population.