Convicted Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann is heard but not seen in a new film as an actor mouths the words he used over 60 years ago to describe his key role in the Holocaust, Times of Israel reports.
Four years before he was captured, Eichmann gave hours of interviews to Dutch Nazi journalist Willem Sassen at the reporter’s home in Argentina. The recordings include remarks attributed to Eichmann that prosecutors presented at the trial, but that he denied at the time, including his clear declaration of having no regrets about the mass murder and even an expression of disappointment that millions more Jews were not killed.
“In conclusion, I must say to you… I regret nothing. I have no desire to say that we did something wrong,” Eichmann said in the recordings. “If we had killed 10.3 million Jews I would say with satisfaction ‘Good, we destroyed an enemy.’ Then we would have fulfilled our mission. And thus, to my regret, it was not to be,’” Eichmann is heard saying.
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This uber-wicked mass murderer was miZera Amaleik. (The Zionists, as per the Chofetz Chaim, are also miZera Amaleik.)
Do you know the Zionists put up their workplace on Lag B’Omer on top of the matzeivos of some of the 45 Kedoshim Hy”d who were buried in Meron denying access to families who wanted to visit their gravesites.