Continuation of cross examination of The Accused by the Defense.
From Session No. 75
-T/37 Attempt of The Accused to learn Hebrew and taking private lessons with a rabbi at three marks an hour. Refusal of his request by his superiors.
Incomplete (testimony of witness).
- His orders to promote emigration and "the Zionists" support of his work.
Incomplete (testimony of witness).
- December 1939 when Himmler was appointed Reichkommissar, his orders result in chaos and there was a period where no one obeyed orders and gave their own.
- Special section set up by Heydrich to co-ordinate mass emigration.
- T/647 showing the integration of special department ivb-4 into the regular establishment of the head office of Reich security (Gestapo is bureau iv).
Incomplete (testimony of witness and closing of session, continued on vhs 25).
- T/37 (217) a recommendation by six for the promotion of rank of Eichmann.
- T/37 (106) history of The Accused's working career and reasons for his dismissal, his membership of NSDAP and his promotion due to being an expert in the field of emigration.
Incomplete (presentation of a table of The Accused's assignments).
- T/37 (301) The Accused to head a small department for the orthodox and document 107 explains why The Accused will not be considered for this position, why he was not sufficiently qualified for this job and the various people who did this department.
Incomplete (office work plan of RSHA-head office for Reich security present).
- Document 124 detailing the trip to Palestine to be taken by Eichmann and Oberschafuehrer Hagen, his superior at that time, denies compiling this report and insists it was Hagen.
- Document presented by the defense, marked exhibit
T/115 by the court.
- T/111, a directive by Hagen to Eichmann dealing with the Madagascar plan as expressed and submitted by the accused, discussion together with t/110, the refusal of the foreign ministry to support the plan and the capital problems and various solutions. Also the overall majority support of emigration.
- Hinckel was in charge of culture on the Reich and promoted emigration.
- Madagascar as a temporary place to live for the Jews as suggested by Herzl himself seemed to The Accused to be a good solution.
- T/115, Ribbentrop's standing on Jewish emigration and the negotiations with the British-the conversation between the ambassadors of Britain and America, admits knowledge of Hungary and Denmark only.
- T/94, states the importance of certain documents being marked for the attention of Obersturmbannfuehrer Eichmann.
Incomplete (testimony of witness and end of session).
From Session No,76
-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).
- Duties and responsibilities of various bureaus and Heydrich's orders for the removal of certain numbers of Jews from various arreas.
- T/167 and t/210 showing the deportation to be under the order of Goering.
- The police implemented deportation orders issued by Himmler and Heydrich.
Incomplete (testimony of witness and closing of session).
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