EichmannTrialEN's video: Eichmann trial - Session No 77

Session no. 77 / 22/06/1961 Incomplete (opening of session) -The continuation of the testimony of the accused and simultaneous presentation of documents by the defense. Incomplete (examination of the accuses'd involvement in resettlement and transport operations continued). 1. Madagascar plan under the jurisdiction of Heydrich and deemed as the most suitable solution by the accused. 2. June 24th 1940 the department of the accused marked IVD4, also used as a reference number for letters and suchlike. 3. T/675 and T/647 make reference to the transfer of Jews to the south of France. Incomplete (examination of the accused on methods dealing with assets of Jews) -Documents submitted by the defense, marked exhibit n/11 by the court. 4. A letter concerning the resettlement of displaced persons in Danzig to which the accused gave consent at a meeting in Berlin in 1940, he insists that he was obligated to attend a series of meetings by his superior, Mueller and that he was merely present, without contributing verbally. Incomplete (testimony of witness). 5. Who did play a part in this meeting? Decisions and the fact that he was not really involved. Incomplete (testimony of witness). 6. Document 776 regarding rules with regard to citizenship and nationality within the Reich on which the accused comments. Incomplete (testimony of witness). 7. T/119, T/719, instructions from Heydrich and Mueller on 03/12/1941 as to what should be done with Jewish property; the accused insists he was only following orders. Incomplete (testimony of witness). 8. The accused denies that it was his demand to speed up the specific deportation of Jews and that it was not in his power, but in the power of his superiors. Incomplete (testimony of witness). 9. T/384, a telegram to stop the deportations written by Mueller, therefore the accused denies being able to make the deportations referred to in the telegram because obviously all instructions and orders had to be signed by Mueller. 10. T/676, minutes of a conversation between the justice minister Thierack, Himmler and other senior officials that extermination should come about through physical labor to include Jews, Gypsies, Russians etc,... The accused denied any involvement by him or his department. Incomplete (examination of the accused on the Wurzburg and Dusseldorf files and the closing of session).