Adolf Eichmann A) manuscript ready for print

ch. 4 (49-53) Belgium
ch. 5 (54-59) Italy
ch. 6 (60) Norway
ch. 7 (61-65) Denmark
ch. 8 (66-76 ) Slovakia
ch. 9 (77-81) Greece
ch. 10 (82-97) a. Slovenia (82) b. Serbia (83) c. Croatia (95)
ch. 11 (98-108) Rumania
ch. 12 (109-112) Bulgaria
ch. 13 (113-173) Hungary
ch. 14 (174-188) retreat from Budapest to Berlin 24. 12. 44 - 1. 1. 45;
sent to Tirol by Himmler, tranfer of privileged Jews as hostages;
experienced bomb attack at Brixlegg, mid-April 1945; no return to Berlin
possible; on his (private) way north taken American prisoner of war (178);
escaped January 1946 to north Germany, 1950 to Argentina
relates to accusations (180); declaration as for feelings of guilt (183)
closing remarks July 6, 1961
ch. 15 (189-193) pseudo-philosophical speculations: many pages crossed
through, torn, several stages of draft (some in envelope #4)
list of sources added (separate file, size A 5: 175 items)
part III (envelope #3) - 72 pages with omissions and additions,
divided into 14 chapters
several drafts, different versions (some in envelope #4)
mostly general 'philosophical' remarks in the third person, indicating
only indirectly that he is talking about himself.
Presents his own philosophy of life which he characterizes as
non-professional, 'home-made': his description how he served the 'false
gods' intended as a warning for the younger generation - no clear message
articulated.
Refuses any acknowledgment of personal responsibility and/or guilt.
Expresses vague expectation to continue after his death into further lives
(on the earth - apparently belief in some kind of transmigration of souls)
B) drafts
Envelope #4 (174 pages - as stated on the outside)