Adolf Eichmann A) manuscript ready for print

contains drafts and outlines to parts III, II, I; most of them numbered,
can probably be attributed to their counterparts in the final version.
formulation similar to final version, changes mostly structural, concern
arrangement of passages, additions - material was meant to be destroyed;
contents of envelope #4 were intended to be transferred to Dr. Servatius by
December 1961.
Envelope #5 (446 pages - as stated on the outside)
extensive drafts to final statement in front of court, many different
versions (some with blue-prints)
point of departure: campaign in public opinion against him (witnesses in
N rnberg and other trials blaming him in order to clean themselves);
from here, probably, originated plan and conception for the major composition.
last will (two pages, crossed through): distribution of his ashes among
several persons (was not carried out).
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