Outline for Paper on Eichmann:

I – Introduction (you can use this paragraph): Interpreting and weighing the complicity of Adolf Eichmann in the massacre of some six million people is no easy task. From a certain standpoint, he was the principal perpetrator, responsible in one sense or another for sending millions to their deaths. From another, however, he was simply a bureaucrat, following orders and fulfilling his administrative duties as a disciplined functionary. Which interpretation is more accurate? Was Eichmann simply a stooge fulfilling orders? Or, did he help drive the process along with zeal, taking satisfaction in his operations and thus making the process much more efficient than it might have been under the aegis of someone else? The following paper seeks to answer these questions.

II – Eichmann’s Actual Duties
Here, you should relate in detail over a couple of pages exactly what Eichmann’s job was.

III – Did Eichmann enjoy what he was doing? Did he hate the Jews?
Here, you need to address motive. Was he simply fulfilling orders? Or was he going beyond the call? Was he a real anti-Semite? If so, his guilt was much more profound?

IV – The question of bureaucratic responsibility
Even if Eichmann is viewed simply as a functionary, are bureaucrats not responsible for the results, effects of their administrative work? Should he nonetheless be held guilty, even if he was just following orders?

V – Conclusion
Here, you should address the overall question about the guilt of all those Germans who participated in the Holocaust, based on your judgments about Eichmann. Should the train drivers be held guilty who brought the Jews to Auschwitz? What about those who built the gas chambers? How do functionaries fit into this entire process guilt wise?
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