EichmannTrialEN's video: Eichmann trial - Session No 84

Session no. 84 / 03/07/1961 Incomplete (opening of session) -The continuation of the testimony of The Accused and the simultaneous presentation of documents by the Defense. Incomplete (testimony of witness). 1. T/992, an affidavit by Wisliceny stating that under direct order from Eichmann he was to concentrate the Jews of Athens and other areas of Greece and deport them without delay to Auschwitz, The Accused denies giving this order, saying that it came from the security police and passed on. Incomplete (examination of The Accused on matters concerning Greece). 2. T/1028, an invitation by Dannecker to a conference in Berlin-a study day for experts in Jewish affairs within Germany dealing with technical problems of running concentration camps, The Accused comments. Incomplete (examination of The Accused on matters concerning Romania). 3. T/616, a cable ordering the Jews living in Rome to be brought to Mauthausen. The Accused denies that his unit was the authority issuing this order. 4. T/620, to Eichmann dealing with the protest voiced by the Catholic church in Rome , he denies any authority in this matter. Incomplete (examination of The Accused on matters concerning Italy). -discussion with regards to the Kappler affidavit. The judges consult about the best procedure for dealing with testimonies and documents received from abroad. Have not yet received Hoettl's statement. Incomplete (testimony of witness). The chapter of Slovakia: 5. T/1081, dealing with statistics of evacuated deportees from Slovakia, where The Accused was on the day that Heydrich was assassinated. Incomplete (testimony of witness). 6. T/1106, a letter concerning objections made to the deportations of the Jews nevertheless continuation of the deportations and Eichmann's opinion. Incomplete (testimony of witness). 7. T/115, a list of personal attendance at a meeting where the Jews and all matters pertaining to them were discussed including the avoidance of panic during deportations. Incomplete (decision authorizing submission of two declarations by ambassador Ludin). -Document presented by the defense, marked exhibit n/72 by the court. 8. N/72, a cable from von Thadden regarding the allocation of train carriages and train timetables-the responsibility of Eichmann. 9. Document 675, addressed to von Ribbentrop regarding statistics of the allocation of Jews for labor. 10. T/1182, a letter from von Thadden's department to von Ribbentrop detailing from where Jewish labor should be taken and that the transportation will be arranged by Eichmann.