About
Joel Brand was a Hungarian Jewish rescue activist and a member of Budapest’s Relief and Rescue Committee.
In 1944 he negotiated with Eichmann’s staff and traveled to Turkey with the proposal later called “blood for goods,” an exchange of Jews for trucks and other goods.
In this interview
The speakers discuss Brand’s mission, his later account, and whether the goods-for-blood proposal began with German or Jewish negotiators.
Read with care
JB appears in titles and shorthand. These entries follow the reviewed English, which uses the letters for Joel Brand.
Exact scans
- File 85, scan 00084
A questioner asks whether Joel Brand’s goods-for-blood proposal came from the German or Jewish side.
- File 86, scan 00060
Eichmann says a book about Joel Brand combines fiction and truth.
- File 86, scan 00061
Eichmann continues judging Joel Brand and other Jewish political workers.