About
Willem Sassen was a Dutch writer living in Argentina after the war. He worked with Eichmann on a memoir-like set of interviews in the late 1950s.
Yad Vashem holds the four interview files in the Jacob Robinson Collection O.65. Its file description gives Sassen and Eichmann.
In this interview
Eichmann addresses 'Comrade Sassen' on scans 00088 and 00096 of file 86. Those named addresses connect Sassen to the exchange. They do not show that every Q turn belongs to him.
Read with care
The reviewed transcript uses Q for an unnamed questioner. This page does not replace Q with Sassen or give him a turn unless the sheet gives him.
Exact scans
- File 86, scan 00088
Eichmann says 'Comrade Sassen' and refers to a position Sassen took in a prior exchange.
- File 86, scan 00096
Eichmann again addresses Sassen by name while describing his duties in Vienna and Prague.