History in general Eichmann and the Japanese

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On January 20, 1942, a joint government meeting to discuss the "Final Solution to the Jewish Problem" was held on the shores of Lake Van on the outskirts of Berlin, the so-called "Wansee Conference".
Adolf Eichmann was a member of the secretariat of the conference, which was attended by prominent leaders, including the Chief Secretary of National Security, General Heidrich of the Imperial Guard.
Eichmann played a major part in formulating plans to efficiently kill the growing number of Jews in the area under his control.
After the war, he escaped to South America but was arrested. As a result of a trial in Israel, he was sentenced to death.
This book says in court that "I had no choice but to obey orders," and follows the life of Eichmann, who justified himself, and warns about the dangers inherent in obedience.
It is a must read by Japanese who have a national character that is obedient to the orders of their superiors.
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