Do German archives hold testimony SS committed Jedwabne crime?

Professor Edmund Dymitrow of National Remembrance Institute (IPN) has been recently researching German archives in Ludwigsburg, examining records discovered last week by RMF FM radio correspondent Tomasz Lejman. The research involves investigation conducted in Germany in 1968 about the massacre of Jews in Jedwabne. Three Nazi SS officers and their subordinates were suspected of the crime. Proceedings were suspended at the time due to lack of sufficient proof of guilt. The Polish radio correspondent found in the German archives testimony given in 1967 in New York by witnesses of the massacre, who said that it was Nazis who committed the crime. (Rzeczpospolita, p.A1) A.D.