The Eichmann Tapes by Adolf Eichmann

Author:Adolf Eichmann
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Published: 0101-01-01T00:00:00+00:00

The Sudden Reluctance Of Others

Stalingrad signified a decisive turning point in the eagerness of the different countries for the solution of the Jewish question. After Stalingrad I had the greatest difficulties in all countries that had to be dealt with.

There were no difficulties which were caused on the basis of “humaneness”, only for the purpose of reassurance. The people in charge of decisions could not stop requesting me, as a small departmental head, to attend ministerial discussions and inviting me to off-duty entertainments or private meals. Because, after Stalingrad, the scales of the course of war tipped very much against the Axis powers, these personalities were concerned to exploit the situation to their advantage. The Jewish question was a welcome occasion to conduct a “resistance” and to deploy the entire force of their personal power to saving the remaining Jews that were left to save. These personalities had ministerial agents at their disposal and a correspondingly broader field of influence. I wondered generally that they had allowed it to go so far. Up to the end, the round-ups, concentrations and deportations of the Jews were carried out by the local police in each country.

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