Clergyman's

Eichmann ... found all bureaucracy by definition tiresome. This was what staff were for. ""These matters to do with bureaucracy,"" he explained to Sassen , ""I just relied on my civil servants for them"". He deployed these ""living articles,"" like Ernst Moes and Fritz Wöhrn, as ""bureaucratic brakes.
- Adolf Eichmann

I am certain, however, that those responsible for the murder of millions of Germans will never be brought to justice.
- Adolf Eichmann

When I arrived at the place of the execution, the gunmen fired into a pit the size of several rooms. They fired from small submachine guns. As I arrived, I saw a Jewish woman and a small child in her arms in the pit. I wanted to pull out the child, but then a bullet smashed the skull of the child. My driver wiped brain particles from my leather coat.
- Adolf Eichmann

Müller said to me once, if we'd had fifty Eichmanns, we'd have won the war for sure. And I was proud. That should have given you an insight into my interior - since you don't know me, not from within, and that is important.
- Adolf Eichmann

The men in my command had the kind of respect for me that prompted the Jews to effectively set me on a throne.
- Adolf Eichmann

The language becomes entirely perverted where Eichmann turns metaphors on their heads, talking about expulsion and murder using gentle images of life. An institution for forced emigration was his ""first child,"" where he was able to ""be creative in my work."" All the individual acts of robbery and expulsion that took place in Austria were committed to ""provide with injections of Jewish solutions."" Even exterminations and deportations were ""born"". This was why he felt so superfluous in Budapest, when he was forced to stop deporting people to Auschwitz: ""As far as I know, I couldn't have done anything fruitful anymore"" ... In Eichmann's language, he didn't send people to the death camps; the camps were ""fed with material.
- Adolf Eichmann

The language becomes entirely perverted where Eichmann turns metaphors on their heads, talking about expulsion and murder using gentle images of life. An institution for forced emigration was his ""first child,"" where he was able to ""be creative in my work."" All the individual acts of robbery and expulsion that took place in Austria were committed to ""provide with injections of Jewish solutions."" Even exterminations and deportations were ""born"". This was why he felt so superfluous in Budapest, when he was forced to stop deporting people to Auschwitz: ""As far as I know, I couldn't have done anything fruitful anymore"" ... In Eichmann's language, he didn't send people to the death camps; the camps were ""fed with material.
- Adolf Eichmann

I was here, there and everywhere, you never knew when I was going to show up. I was a traveler.... I was able to creep into every territory of our corner of Europe.
- Adolf Eichmann

Over the years I learned which hooks to use to catch which fish.
- Adolf Eichmann