EichmannTrialEN's video: Eichmann trial - Session No 76

Session no. 76 / 21/06/1961 -The presiding judge opens the 76th session of the trial. -The continuation of the testimony of the accused and simultaneous presentation of documents by the defense. 1. The accused is questioned on T/99, the division of functions in the head office for Reich security. 2. The various bureaus of departments III and IV, their responsibilities including all matters pertaining to the Jews. 3. Insists that department IV-B4 dealt with emigration problems only. Incomplete (decision admitting as evidence the statement by police attach Hoffman). 4. Denial of Huppenkothen's statement, stating that Eichmann was privileged with a special position, insisting that he was only following orders. Incomplete (testimony of witness). 5. Autumn 1939 ordered to move to Berlin to set up a branch of his organization to ensure total Jewish emigration. 6. The enforcement of the Jewish badge came into force after pressure by Goebbels and intervention by Hitler. Incomplete (testimony of witness). 7. T/645 a report by dr. Lowenherz confirming Eichmann's appointment to head of the Reich central office for emigration denied by the accused saying that this was Heydrich's position and was later transferred to Mueller. 8. Denies being present at the meeting where he was recorded as being present, indicated in document T/164. Incomplete (testimony of witness). 9. Insistence that he only dealt with the technical aspects of emigration, like train timetables. Incomplete (testimony of witness). 10. His department had nothing to do with the death penalty and restriction on the Jews which were decided by the government. Incomplete (examination of the accused on documents t/164 and t/165). 11. T/1066, a memorandum from a meeting which took place in Berlin on the matter of Jewish evacuation at the head of which sat Hauptsturmfuehrer Eichmann. Incomplete (examination of the accused's involvement in resettlement operations). 12. Duties and responsibilities of various bureaus and Heydrich's orders for the removal of certain numbers of Jews from various areas. 13. T/167 and t/210 showing the deportation to be under the order of Goering. 14. The police implemented deportation orders issued by Himmler and Heydrich. Incomplete (testimony of witness and closing of session).