Challenger
Gold Member
The video sound quality is appalling. Are you saying the affidavit used at Nuremburg is read out in full, or just the bits relating to the Mufti?Challenger, et al,
What!
(COMMENT)Still no link to Deiter Wisliceny's testimony where he actually says, "the Mufti played a role in encouraging the Final Solution and was a close friend and advisor to Eichmann in the Holocaust’s implementation across Europe. Wisliceny testified further that al-Husseini had a close association with Heinrich Himmler and visited the gas chambers at Auschwitz, where he exhorted the staff to be even more dedicated in its important work."
I gave you the direct link to the video that shows the introduction of Wislicenry's Testimony at The Nuremberg trials in Posting #34. Fast-forward the video to 00:03:40.
It is a matter of record.
Most Respectfully,
R
Actually the video clearly describes the Mufti's interactions with Hitler, Eichman, and Hitler's other henchmen. Eichmann actually expressed great admiration for the Mufti.
Who are you listening to, the female translator? the male translator? the translator with the American accent? all of whom are saying things that appear to have no bearing on what's being said or had been said in the trial film. The sound is far too confusing to be clear, but I do thank RoccoR for making the effort.
I've since found the only copy of the notes mentioned in the film (T89) apparently written on 26/7/1946, by Wisliceny which mention the Mufti and were written 6 months after the Nurmberg trials; this explains why the Mufti was never mentioned at Nuremburg. Document T89 was sourced from Yad Vashem ( who claim to have obtained it from the British German War Documents Project) for the Eichmann trial and unfortunately there does not appear to be any corresponding documents available electronically in either the British National archives or the US websites.