EichmannTrialEN's video: Eichmann trial - Session No 105

Session no. 105 20/07/1961 Sassen documents: - The re-examination of The Accused by the Defense Attorney and the question if there were parts in the Sassen memoirs that express a more positive attitude of The Accused towards the Jews. -Denies belonging in the group regarding itself as anti-Semitic and denies even seeing the Jews as his personal enemy, a passage is quoted from "The Sassen Document" to attest to that and confirm him to be merely a soldier following orders. Extract of the Sassen Document is submitted by the Defense and is marked exhibit N/102 by the court. - Discussion between Judge Raveh and The Accused regarding Kanatian principle implying that if he followed these laws then he blindley obeyed orders. - T/43 & T/44 are pointed out to The Accused as things that he wrote in his memoirs; he attempts to explain them in their context. END OF SESSION - T/43 & T/44 are pointed out to The Accused as things that he wrote in his memoirs; he attempts to explain them in their context. - The life long attempt of The Accused to living up to the Categorical Imperative (which is the central philosophical concept in the moral philosophy of Immanuel Kant)