EichmannTrialEN's video: Eichmann trial - Session No 81

Session no. 81 / 28/06/1961 Incomplete (opening session) -The continuation of the testimony of the accused and the simultaneous presentation of documents by the defense. Incomplete (examination of the accused on matters concerning Germany and the transformation of the Litzmannstadt ghetto into a concentration camp). 1. T/129, a letter containing various experiences of the new unit, including the matter of Dr. Josef Loewenherz, imposed and then given the post of director of the Jewish community council. 2. The treatment of Austrian Jews, the Vienna community. 3. T/132, T/134, letters from Eichmann to Hagen regarding dr. Josef Loewenherz. 4. The division of authority of SS areas in Austria, the chain of command and the responsibilities of each, the accused's insistence that he always had a superior. Incomplete (testimony of witness). 5. The treatment of Jews of Polish nationality, T/644, and an order from Heydrich demanding their arrest, the accused explains why his name is on the document. Incomplete (testimony of witness). 6. T/151, Eichmann's reaction to the event of Kristallnacht in Austria and his responsibility. Incomplete (testimony of witness). 7. T/139, a memorandum pointing the blame of the confiscation of bank accounts to the accused, which explains his part in this order. Incomplete (testimony of witness). 8. Denies the authority with regard to housing problems as explained to Dr. Josef Loewenherz. Incomplete (testimony of witness). 9. The central offices in Prague, Vienna and Berlin, under whose command each was and the chain of command. Incomplete (testimony of witness). 10. T/842 the accused denies validity of the document as he insists he never issued these death punishments in Theresienstadt. Incomplete (testimony of witness). 11. T/846 denies any and all jurisdiction of camp Theresienstadt, although he was given orders to inspect it once in a while. Incomplete (examination of the accused on matters concerning the Protectorat of bohemia and Moravia, the Jewish community of Prague, the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia and the closing of session).