Serves as Heydrich's key assistant at the conference. He helps manage the discussion, dismisses other officials' proposed solutions, and reveals the SS's secret preparations for extermination camps in Belzec, Sobibor, and Treblinka. He later shares a drink with Heydrich and Müller, dismissing moral concerns about the genocide.
Eichmann functions as Heydrich's principal administrative and operational assistant.
The plot states that Adolf Eichmann assists Reinhard Heydrich in managing the conference and dismissing proposed solutions.
Lange's challenge disrupts the controlled presentation supported by Eichmann.
Lange's outburst interrupts the discussion that Eichmann is helping Heydrich manage and forces a direct explanation of the policy.
Bühler's regional demand conflicts with Eichmann's support for the centrally selected method.
Bühler proposes dealing with the ghettos in occupied Poland first, while Eichmann helps dismiss the attendees' alternative solutions.
Their positions represent legal resistance versus operational implementation.
Stuckart objects to the legal and administrative chaos caused by the killings, while Eichmann assists Heydrich in dismissing competing proposals.
Eichmann observes and supports the rejection of Kritzinger's warning.
Eichmann is present when Heydrich recounts Kritzinger's warning after the meeting and dismisses its concern.
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