You misunderstood my posts.
No one doubts this.
I am sure he believed this. He was charged with transporting Jews and he did that without question.
Eichmann was a driven man.
This shows Eichmann had self-insight and bore moral, if not legal, guilt.
There is no record of Eichmann opening his mouth at Wannsee. I explained in an earlier post that being in charge of RSHA IV B 4 (Jewish Affairs) was a mid-level management position.
You cannot name one policy produced by Eichmann because there is none.
The SS were very rank-conscious and adhered to a chain of command. It was real and not symbolic.
Of course everyone in the SS had a rank because it meant a lot.
Yes, exceptions were made for Mischlinge (mixed blood) and Jews who served honorably in WWI. Hard to believe but true.
Robert H. Jackson, as the chief U.S. prosecutor at the Nuremberg trials cannot be taken as an objective source. If he made the statement you quote, he was factually incorrect. Eichmann was not in charge of the extermination program as I demonstrated earlier.
Eichmann did not work in a death camp.
Eichmann never worked as a member of an Einsatzgruppe.
This is manifestly false. Millions of Jews survived in Europe, many moving to the USA and to Palestine where they founded a Jewish state.
RSHA IV B 4 was not a gigantic organization. It developed out of the Jewish Department, Section II/112, of the Security Service (SD). There was also, and separate, the Reich Central Office for Jewish Emigration (Reichszentrale für die jüdische Auswanderung), headed by Reinhard Heydrich begun in 1939, with branches in Berlin, Vienna (where Eichmann was assigned in 1938), and Prague. Until 1940 this Office was concerned with all aspects of Jewish emigration from the Reich, financial arrangements whereby migrants surrendered their property to cover the costs of the operation (similar to what the Danes are doing today with the refugees), issuing travel papers (registration), liaison with other governments, and so forth. Eichmann coordinated with the Central Office up to the end of the war. I do not know how many employees were under his charge in RSHA IV B 4 but it was probably few as it was essentially a bureaucratic task of coordinating with the Jewish Councils, Railways, holding centers, and receiving camps. He seems to have been personally involved in dogsbody tasks and even had to organize transport for German refugees which suggests he did not have a whole lot of help.