... trying to remember where else I had heard this. I took me a minute but Eichmann (supposedly) said something similar to Sassen. From Life magazine (page 104), When I reported back to Müller in Berlin, he chided ...

... for this same topic, for this person. Both are indisputably true, in Eichmann's case. Most people lie, and most people have motives to lie in ... in bold above the portion about Eichmann changing his story to suit Sassen's "cue". This better suits a revisionist narrative, for ...

It seems Eichmann has been coming up a lot lately. Eichmann in the 1950s seems to be a favorite argument ... Argentina, which is very poor op-sec and very baffling. (Eichmann giving interviews to Sassen is also not really keeping a low profile). Second, the whole thing hinges on a romance ...

... Back on Eichmann: As for motives, just because you are able to list some doesn't ... in bold above the portion about Eichmann changing his story to suit Sassen's "cue". This better suits a revisionist narrative, for ...

... but rather that physical evidence was fabricated to some degree. As for Eichmann, I have not had the chance to get caught up on this thread but I ... clear and undeniable motives to do so. When looking at the story of the Sassen interviews and of Eichmann's life at the time, the truth is obvious: ...

... of millions of people. You should not need to resort to citing what Eichmann supposedly said on these secret tapes in the mid 1950s to prove ... postwar secondary sources. We do not have the full story on Eichmann, Sassen, etc and one of the parties involved, the Israeli government, is manifestly ...

... abundant. Anything else you make of this is pure conjecture. As for Eichmann, I have not had the chance to get caught up on this thread but I ... clear and undeniable motives to do so. When looking at the story of the Sassen interviews and of Eichmann's life at the time, the truth is obvious: ...

... photos and difficulty accessing digitized materials (though the entire Eichmann dossier - including court Judgement - is off limits, not just Sassen interviews). But how do we get from here to the transcripts are inaccurate? What does ...

... speculation, she can't even touch Hannah Arendt's argument that Eichmann was just a bureaucrat with a fusion role. Wilbur, I think questions ... Eichmann dossier - including court Judgement - is off limits, not just Sassen interviews). But how do we get from here to the transcripts are inaccurate? ...

... of other 'questionable' omissions. Once a revisionist critique of the Sassen interviews comes out, I will be eager to look at it. The woman's tortured ... speculation, she can't even touch Hannah Arendt's argument that Eichmann was just a bureaucrat with a fusion role. Her cope is actually inverse ...

... of other 'questionable' omissions. Once a revisionist critique of the Sassen interviews comes out, I will be eager to look at it. In the meantime ... the phrase "Keep drilling!" alone does nothing to suggest Eichmann was being encouraged, quite the opposite. One more thing I forgot ...

LOL! "Dr. Langer" was already identified by Eichmann as Dr. Ernst Chlan (despite that the philosopher saying only real names were used in the Sassen household or that Eichmann always threw out red herrings afterwards and other nonsense) ...

... was alluding to). I asked you how he "prompted" (your word) Eichmann and you respond How? In particular, see the course and evolution of the conversations in the Sassen transcripts - the confrontations Sassen creates are out of place given apparent ...

... discipline problems, though, especially Soviet camps. As far as the Sassen/Eichmann tapes are concerned, I got the following suspicions: * Eichmann clearly stating that ...

... says they are) I asked you how he "prompted" (your word) Eichmann and you respond How? In particular, see the course and evolution of the conversations in the Sassen transcripts - the confrontations Sassen creates are out of place given apparent ...