«IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF JERUSALEM Criminal Case No. 40/61»(PDF). «Mention has previously been made that during this journey he was going to meet the Mufti, Hajj Amin al-Husseini, in Palestine, but at the time the meeting did not take place.»
«Adolf Eichmann | Role in the Holocaust, Trial, & Death». Encyclopedia Britannica (på engelsk). Besøkt 24. mai 2021. «Adolf Eichmann, in full Karl Adolf Eichmann, (born March 19, 1906, Solingen, Germany—died May 31, 1962, Tel Aviv, Israel),»
Moses, A. Dirk, red. (2018). «Perpetrators». The Holocaust in Greece. Cambridge University Press. s. 13–86. ISBN978-1-108-47467-2. Besøkt 7. juni 2021.
Hughes, Matthew (1. april 2009). «The Banality of Brutality: British Armed Forces and the Repression of the Arab Revolt in Palestine, 1936–39». The English Historical Review. 507 (på engelsk). CXXIV: 313–354. ISSN0013-8266. doi:10.1093/ehr/cep002. Besøkt 12. april 2020. «EMBODIED in the documentation by which Britain accepted the League of Nations mandate for Palestine in 1922 were clauses facilitating Jewish immigration to the country. The Palestinians were hostile to Jewish immigration and settlement, resulting in recurring bouts of violence in the 1920s and early 1930s as the Arabs attacked Jewish settlers and the British authorities. Jewish immigration peaked in 1936, the year in which the Palestinians began a full-scale, nation-wide revolt.»
Shostak, Arthur (17. februar 2019). «Theresienstadt 1941–1945: The Face of a Coerced Community». The European Legacy. 2. 24: 246–248. ISSN1084-8770. doi:10.1080/10848770.2018.1558846. Besøkt 12. februar 2020. «Adolf Eichmann, an early supporter of Theresienstadt’s propagandistic potential as a “miniature Jewish State,” a “paradise ghetto,” assured Berlin power-holders it could help the Third Reich “save face towards the outside world”»
Kirschbaum, Stanislav J. (2. januar 2019). «Sister Margit Slachta of Hungary and the deportation of Slovak Jews». Canadian Slavonic Papers. 1. 61: 99–116. ISSN0008-5006. doi:10.1080/00085006.2018.1552487. Besøkt 25. oktober 2021. «During and after the uprising, deportations and summary executions in Slovakia of approximately 13,500 Jews took place and were carried out by German units with “the occasional assistance of the emergency units of the Hlinka Guard.” In the end, the total number of Jewish victims of Slovak anti-Semitic measures is estimated to be as high as 71,000.»
Benjamin, L. T., Jr., & Simpson, J. A. (2009). The power of the situation: The impact of Milgram's obedience studies on personality and social psychology. American Psychologist, 64(1), 12–19. https://doi.org/10.1037/a0014077
«A literary manhunt for Josef Mengele». Financial Times. 30. november 2017. Besøkt 5. juni 2021. «[Josef] Mengele instinctively snubbed his uncultivated fellow-travellers. Some of them denied the Holocaust — his proudest achievement — while that idiot loser Eichmann couldn’t stop blabbing about his role in it. Still, the German captains of Argentine industry provided a useful network.»
Lavik, Nils Johan (2007). «Folkemord, psykologi og ondskap». Kirke og Kultur. 05 (på norsk). 112: 447–454. ISSN1504-3002. Besøkt 4. april 2021. «Diskusjonen om hvorvidt overgriperne i et folkemord er psykisk avvikende personer, skjøt fart i forbindelse med prosessen mot Adolf Eichmann. Det skyldtes ikke minst filosofen Hannah Arendts utsagn om det ondes banalitet. Det var basert på den forskjell hun opplevde mellom de ugjerninger som Adolf Eichmann hadde utført i virkeligheten, og det inntrykk han ga i rettssalen i Jerusalem. Der så hun en blek, fantasiløs byråkrat som hevdet at han bare hadde utført sine plikter samvittighetsfullt. Hun mente ikke å bagatellisere ondskapens grusomhet, men å sette på spissen at de som utfører onde handlinger ikke nødvendigvis fremtrer som psykologiske monstre, men at de derimot så ut som helt alminnelige mennesker.»
Norberg, J. (2010). The political theory of the cliché: Hannah Arendt reading Adolf Eichmann. Cultural Critique, 76, 74-97. https://www.jstor.org/stable/40925346
Achcar, Gilbert (2012). «EICHMANN IN CAIRO: THE EICHMANN AFFAIR IN NASSER'S EGYPT». The Arab Studies Journal. 1. 20: 74–103. ISSN1083-4753. Besøkt 12. april 2020. «Fomenting anti-Jewish feelings among Arabs in Palestine would have been counter to SD policy, which was in 1937 to encourage the immigration of German Jews into Palestine and to work closely with Zionist organizations for that purpose. In other words, Eichmann's attempt at visiting Palestine was not aimed at supporting the Arab rebellion. On the contrary, his visit was undertaken at the invitation of a former Haganah agent whom he met in Berlin, and coordinated with him. During his interrogation by the Israeli police, Eichmann confirmed these facts.»
Bowden, Tom (1975). «The Politics of the Arab Rebellion in Palestine 1936-39». Middle Eastern Studies. 2. 11: 147–174. ISSN0026-3206. Besøkt 12. april 2020. «Militarily the revolt could not hope to defeat the mandate Government. Lacking overall political direction; given the British commitment to the Balfour Declaration, and above all the most determined and thorough pioneering of the various Aliyahs, it had few chances of political success. What it did achieve was delay and a promise of curtailment of official Jewish immigration-largely as a result of Foreign Office fears that the Moslems of India and the whole of the Middle East would revolt on the eve of the European War of 1939.»
Schidorsky, Dov (2007). «The Library of the Reich Security Main Office and Its Looted Jewish Book Collections». Libraries & the Cultural Record. 1. 42: 21–47. ISSN1932-4855. Besøkt 8. februar 2022. «He [Six] supported Adolf Eichmann and in 1938 sent him to Vienna, where Eichmann developed a rational and bureaucratic model for the expulsion of the Jews through the Center for Jewish Emigration - a model that was implemented later in other countries.»
Schwanitz, Wolfgang G. (2010). Steinacher, Gerald, red. «Nazis on the Run». Jewish Political Studies Review. 1/2. 22: 116–122. ISSN0792-335X. Besøkt 11. september 2021.
Aschheim, Steven (4. september 2014). «SS-Obersturmbannführer (Retired)». The New York Times (på engelsk). ISSN0362-4331. Besøkt 12. april 2020. «Throughout his post-1945 exile he remained a passionate, ideologically convinced National Socialist. He proudly signed photos with the title “Adolf Eichmann — SS-Obersturmbannführer (retired)” and, quite unlike a plodding functionary, boasted of his “creative” work. At one point he described the mass deportation of more than 400,000 Hungarian Jews as his innovative masterpiece: “It was actually an achievement that was never matched before or since.”»
Hughes, Matthew (1. april 2009). «The Banality of Brutality: British Armed Forces and the Repression of the Arab Revolt in Palestine, 1936–39». The English Historical Review. 507 (på engelsk). CXXIV: 313–354. ISSN0013-8266. doi:10.1093/ehr/cep002. Besøkt 12. april 2020. «EMBODIED in the documentation by which Britain accepted the League of Nations mandate for Palestine in 1922 were clauses facilitating Jewish immigration to the country. The Palestinians were hostile to Jewish immigration and settlement, resulting in recurring bouts of violence in the 1920s and early 1930s as the Arabs attacked Jewish settlers and the British authorities. Jewish immigration peaked in 1936, the year in which the Palestinians began a full-scale, nation-wide revolt.»
Evans, Richard J. (17. oktober 2014). «Eichmann Before Jerusalem: The Unexamined Life of a Mass Murderer – review». The Guardian (på engelsk). ISSN0261-3077. Besøkt 12. april 2020. «In the conversations he had with Sassen and others, Eichmann was completely unrepentant about the extermination of the Jews, which he saw as historically necessary, a policy he was proud to have carried out in the interests of Germany. The cynicism, inhumanity, lack of pity and moral self‑deception of the conversations are breathtaking. This is a very disturbing book, and every now and then, as you read it, you have to pause in disbelief. Ten years and more after the war's end, Eichmann's lack of realism, typical for a political exile, even persuaded him that he could make a comeback, or that nazism could be rehabilitated, and he planned to launch a public defence of what he saw as its achievements.»
time.com
«How Israel’s Justice System Dealt With Alleged Jewish Collaborators in Concentration Camps—And Why That Still Matters Today». Time. 25. oktober 2019. Besøkt 6. august 2020. «It was only after the establishment of the State of Israel and after a repeated demand from a high-ranking police officer that the Ministry of Justice drafted a bill setting up a system for trying functionaries in criminal court, where they would face their accusers. The Nazis and Nazi Collaborators Punishment Law, passed by the Knesset in 1950, inaugurated what became known as the kapo trials, which would go on for the next 22 years.»
«Adolf Eichmann». encyclopedia.ushmm.org (på engelsk). Besøkt 1. juni 2021.
«Austria». encyclopedia.ushmm.org (på engelsk). Besøkt 11. februar 2020. «In 1938, Austria had a Jewish population of about 192,000, representing almost 4 percent of the total population. The overwhelming majority of Austrian Jews lived in Vienna, the capital, an important center of Jewish culture, Zionism, and education. Jews comprised about 9 percent of the city's population. However, by December 1939 their number had been reduced to just 57,000, primarily due to emigration. … Between 1938 and 1940, 117,000 Jews left Austria.»
«Eichmann Trial». encyclopedia.ushmm.org (på engelsk). Besøkt 14. august 2020. «On June 1, 1962, Eichmann was executed by hanging. His body was cremated and the ashes were spread at sea, beyond Israel's territorial waters. The execution of Adolf Eichmann remains the only time that Israel has enacted a death sentence.»
Aschheim, Steven (4. september 2014). «SS-Obersturmbannführer (Retired)». The New York Times (på engelsk). ISSN0362-4331. Besøkt 12. april 2020. «Throughout his post-1945 exile he remained a passionate, ideologically convinced National Socialist. He proudly signed photos with the title “Adolf Eichmann — SS-Obersturmbannführer (retired)” and, quite unlike a plodding functionary, boasted of his “creative” work. At one point he described the mass deportation of more than 400,000 Hungarian Jews as his innovative masterpiece: “It was actually an achievement that was never matched before or since.”»
Achcar, Gilbert (2012). «EICHMANN IN CAIRO: THE EICHMANN AFFAIR IN NASSER'S EGYPT». The Arab Studies Journal. 1. 20: 74–103. ISSN1083-4753. Besøkt 12. april 2020. «Fomenting anti-Jewish feelings among Arabs in Palestine would have been counter to SD policy, which was in 1937 to encourage the immigration of German Jews into Palestine and to work closely with Zionist organizations for that purpose. In other words, Eichmann's attempt at visiting Palestine was not aimed at supporting the Arab rebellion. On the contrary, his visit was undertaken at the invitation of a former Haganah agent whom he met in Berlin, and coordinated with him. During his interrogation by the Israeli police, Eichmann confirmed these facts.»
Hughes, Matthew (1. april 2009). «The Banality of Brutality: British Armed Forces and the Repression of the Arab Revolt in Palestine, 1936–39». The English Historical Review. 507 (på engelsk). CXXIV: 313–354. ISSN0013-8266. doi:10.1093/ehr/cep002. Besøkt 12. april 2020. «EMBODIED in the documentation by which Britain accepted the League of Nations mandate for Palestine in 1922 were clauses facilitating Jewish immigration to the country. The Palestinians were hostile to Jewish immigration and settlement, resulting in recurring bouts of violence in the 1920s and early 1930s as the Arabs attacked Jewish settlers and the British authorities. Jewish immigration peaked in 1936, the year in which the Palestinians began a full-scale, nation-wide revolt.»
Bowden, Tom (1975). «The Politics of the Arab Rebellion in Palestine 1936-39». Middle Eastern Studies. 2. 11: 147–174. ISSN0026-3206. Besøkt 12. april 2020. «Militarily the revolt could not hope to defeat the mandate Government. Lacking overall political direction; given the British commitment to the Balfour Declaration, and above all the most determined and thorough pioneering of the various Aliyahs, it had few chances of political success. What it did achieve was delay and a promise of curtailment of official Jewish immigration-largely as a result of Foreign Office fears that the Moslems of India and the whole of the Middle East would revolt on the eve of the European War of 1939.»
Schidorsky, Dov (2007). «The Library of the Reich Security Main Office and Its Looted Jewish Book Collections». Libraries & the Cultural Record. 1. 42: 21–47. ISSN1932-4855. Besøkt 8. februar 2022. «He [Six] supported Adolf Eichmann and in 1938 sent him to Vienna, where Eichmann developed a rational and bureaucratic model for the expulsion of the Jews through the Center for Jewish Emigration - a model that was implemented later in other countries.»
Shostak, Arthur (17. februar 2019). «Theresienstadt 1941–1945: The Face of a Coerced Community». The European Legacy. 2. 24: 246–248. ISSN1084-8770. doi:10.1080/10848770.2018.1558846. Besøkt 12. februar 2020. «Adolf Eichmann, an early supporter of Theresienstadt’s propagandistic potential as a “miniature Jewish State,” a “paradise ghetto,” assured Berlin power-holders it could help the Third Reich “save face towards the outside world”»
Kirschbaum, Stanislav J. (2. januar 2019). «Sister Margit Slachta of Hungary and the deportation of Slovak Jews». Canadian Slavonic Papers. 1. 61: 99–116. ISSN0008-5006. doi:10.1080/00085006.2018.1552487. Besøkt 25. oktober 2021. «During and after the uprising, deportations and summary executions in Slovakia of approximately 13,500 Jews took place and were carried out by German units with “the occasional assistance of the emergency units of the Hlinka Guard.” In the end, the total number of Jewish victims of Slovak anti-Semitic measures is estimated to be as high as 71,000.»
Schwanitz, Wolfgang G. (2010). Steinacher, Gerald, red. «Nazis on the Run». Jewish Political Studies Review. 1/2. 22: 116–122. ISSN0792-335X. Besøkt 11. september 2021.
Evans, Richard J. (17. oktober 2014). «Eichmann Before Jerusalem: The Unexamined Life of a Mass Murderer – review». The Guardian (på engelsk). ISSN0261-3077. Besøkt 12. april 2020. «In the conversations he had with Sassen and others, Eichmann was completely unrepentant about the extermination of the Jews, which he saw as historically necessary, a policy he was proud to have carried out in the interests of Germany. The cynicism, inhumanity, lack of pity and moral self‑deception of the conversations are breathtaking. This is a very disturbing book, and every now and then, as you read it, you have to pause in disbelief. Ten years and more after the war's end, Eichmann's lack of realism, typical for a political exile, even persuaded him that he could make a comeback, or that nazism could be rehabilitated, and he planned to launch a public defence of what he saw as its achievements.»
Lavik, Nils Johan (2007). «Folkemord, psykologi og ondskap». Kirke og Kultur. 05 (på norsk). 112: 447–454. ISSN1504-3002. Besøkt 4. april 2021. «Diskusjonen om hvorvidt overgriperne i et folkemord er psykisk avvikende personer, skjøt fart i forbindelse med prosessen mot Adolf Eichmann. Det skyldtes ikke minst filosofen Hannah Arendts utsagn om det ondes banalitet. Det var basert på den forskjell hun opplevde mellom de ugjerninger som Adolf Eichmann hadde utført i virkeligheten, og det inntrykk han ga i rettssalen i Jerusalem. Der så hun en blek, fantasiløs byråkrat som hevdet at han bare hadde utført sine plikter samvittighetsfullt. Hun mente ikke å bagatellisere ondskapens grusomhet, men å sette på spissen at de som utfører onde handlinger ikke nødvendigvis fremtrer som psykologiske monstre, men at de derimot så ut som helt alminnelige mennesker.»
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