Eichmann: Architect of Horror

This chapter explores the rise and motivations of Adolf Eichmann within the Nazi regime, focusing on his manipulation of power over the Jewish community before the Holocaust. It examines his obsession with reputation and self-importance, revealing how his ego shaped his role in the atrocities committed against Jews. Through a psychological lens, the chapter contrasts the common view of Eichmann as a mere follower with a deeper analysis of his ambition and strategic involvement in the genocide.