The Trial of Adolf Eichmann

1. Session Thirty One Submission of documents on Poland continued, Submission of documents on France
2. Session Thirty Two Submission of documents on France continued, Testimony of Georges Wellers
3. Session Thirty Three Submission of documents on France concluded, Submission of documents on Belgium
4. Session Thirty Four Submission of documents on Belgium continued, Decision admitting Belgian Governmental Commission Report as evidence, Submission of documents on Holland, Testimony of Joseph Melkman, Decision admitting affidavit of a Belgian citizen, Submission of documents on Belgium and Holland continued, Decision on submission of a report on the interrogation of Wilhelm Harster
5. Session Thirty Five Submission of documents on Holland concluded, Decision admitting a report of the Netherlands Government as evidence, Testimony of Werner David Melchior
6. Session Thirty Six Submission of documents on Denmark, Decisions admitting statements by von Thadden and Dr. Mildner, Submission of documents on Denmark continued, Submission of documents on Norway, Testimony of Henrietta Samuel, Submission of documents on Norway concluded, Decisions admitting statement by Kai Feinberg and report of the Norwegian Government as evidence, Submission of documents on Italy, Testimony of Dr. Hulda Campagnana, Submission of documents on Italy continued.
7. Session Thirty Seven Submission of documents on Italy concluded, Decision admitting statistical investigation of Jews in Italy, Submission of documents on Germany, Decisions admitting deposition of Rabbi Serebrenik and accepting as evidence the lecture by Moritz Henschel as recorded by Dr. Ball-Kaduri, Testimony of Hildegard Henschel.
8. Session Thirty Eight Testimony of Mordecai Ansbacher, Submission of documents on Germany continued, Decision accepting as evidence the report recorded by Ball-Kaduri, Testimony of Justice Musmanno, Decision admitting evidence on matter which Justice Musmanno heard from Schellenberg
9. Session Thirty Nine Discussion on admissibility of evidence of Justice Michael Musmanno, Decision admitting evidence of Justice Musmanno, Testimony of Justice Musmanno, Decision admitting evidence on matter which Justice Musmanno heard from Schellenberg, discussion of Einsatzgruppen trial and interviews
10. Session Forty Testimony of Justice Musmanno concluded, Decision admitting the affidavit of Dr. Best
11. Session Forty One Discussion on taking evidence abroad, Decision on taking evidence abroad, Testimony of Heinrich Karl Ernst Grüber
12. Session Forty Two Testimony of Heinrich Grüber concluded, Submission of documents on Germany continued, Decision admitting Dr. Lösener’s declaration, Testimony of Charlotte Salzberger
13. Session Forty Three Submission of documents on Germany (continued)
14. Session Forty Four Submission of documents on Germany concluded, Decision admitting the affidavit by Rudolf Brandt, Submission of documents on Bohemia and Moravia, Submission of documents on Theresienstadt, Decision admitting Dr. Siegfried Seidl’s declaration as evidence, Decision admitting declaration by Dr. Adler, Decision accepting notes of Dr. Gerhart Riegner, Testimony of Ernst Recht, Submission of documents on Theresienstadt continued
15. Session Forty Five Decision admitting the record of the court proceedings on Karl Rahm’s evidence, Decision admitting excerpts from International Red Cross report, Testimony of Viteslav Diamant, Testimony of Adolf Engelstein, Submission of documents on Yugoslavia, Decision accepting a statement by Franz Rademacher
16. Session Forty Six Submission of documents on Yugoslavia continued, Testimony of Dr. Hinko Salz and Alexander Arnon, Decision accepting the part of thr report of the Yugoslav Government Commission dealing with the fate of the Jews, Submission of documents on Yugoslavia continued, Decision admitting as evidence the testimonies of Helm, Fuchs, Teichmann, Meisner and Benak
17. Session Forty Seven Submission of documents on Yugoslavia concluded, Submission of documents on Bulgaria and Greece, Decision accepting report of the Greek Jewish Council, Testimony of Itzchak Nechama, Submission of documents on Greece concluded, Decisions accepting declarations by Dieter Wisliceny and Erwin Lenz
18. Session Forty Eight Testimony of Perla Mark, Submission of documents on Romania, Testimony of Theodor Löwenstein Lavi, Submission of documents on Romania concluded, Decision accepting a declaration by Chief Rabbi Dr. Safran
19. Session Forty Nine Submission of documents on Slovakia, Decision admitting a further statement by Wisliceny as evidence
20. Session Fifty Submission of documents on Slovakia continued, Submission of documents regarding the fate of the children of Lidice, Decision admitting the material in the Green Series relating to the fate of the Lidice children, Submission of documents on Slovakia continued, Decisions on the accepting of Wisliceny’s statement concerning an article in Grenzbote and on admitting as evidence the report prepared by Dr. Kasztner, Testimony of Dr. Bedrich Steiner, Decisions accepting as evidence Wiscliceny’s comments on both the Kasztner report and the Andrej Steiner declaration
21. Session Fifty One Submission of documents on Slovakia concluded, Testimony of Adolf Rosenberg, Decisions admitting in evidence the diary of advocate Yekuel with an affidavit of Advocate Moissis, and extracts from the diary of Jochen Klepper (Session 51 continues in next Index)

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