The Real Eichmann Trial; or, The Incorrigible Victors

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(English translation 1976, this the 2nd printing, 1979). Singerman #1425. 'Exonerates Germany of all war crimes and acts of genocide against the Jews during the Second World War.' Originally published in French under the title "Le Véritable Procès Eichmann ou les Vainqueurs incorrigibles" (copyright by Les Sept Couleurs, Paris, 1962). Translated from the original French by Earl W. Thomas Jr.[?]. Translated abroad, in German and Spanish: "La mensonge d’Ulysse", 1960; "Ulysse trahi par les siens", 1961; "Le véritable procès Eichmann, ou Les Vainqueurs incorrigibles", 1963. The present volume in English is a revision and completion of these three works.-- Foreword (p.6) The Real Eichmann Trial - Front Cover Title Page / Printer's Imprint Note on original French text CONTENTS Foreword Introduction 1. From Stalingrad to Nuremberg 2. The Principles of Nuremberg 3. Conspiracy and Crimes against Peace 4. War Crimes 5. Crimes against Humanity 6. Conclusion on Nuremberg 7. The Eichmann Trial, or... The New Master Singers of Nuremberg i) Who is Adolf Eichmann? ii) The Trial itself iii) The Accusation and its Political Meaning iv) From Scandal to Scandal (Eichmann's letter to his family, 1961-02-22 v) The Last Word Eichmann's Last Speech [photoplates] 8. The Auschwitz Trial i) The situation of the Jews after the armistice of 1940 ii) The Number of Victims iii) The Development of the Trial Rear Cover - Other Historical Review Press Publications