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On the testimony given by witness Grell and shown to me - this is an affidavit dated 26 May 1948 - I should like to make the following comment : The allegation that Eichmann was subordinate to me , with regard to disciplinary or technical support on the spot , is not true in this form . Oh , and whats dumb to me , is when you show something off like its susposed to be the showstoper when there 's always something around the corner ready to out perform it . Chris Bennet 's comments are very strong to me , because I just read a few chapters of Napolitano 's Costitutional Chaos last night ( thanks whoever recommended me that book ! It took place at an earlier date , however , and if it had been brought to my knowledge , and if the division commander had been subordinate to me , I would have given him the order to appoint a military court to try the case . Eichmann was no longer subordinate to me , I ceased to receive any reports from him . The warm expressions of regard which it contains are extremely flattering to me , and the more so as they so entirely correspond with my own wishes for every thing which may enter into your happiness . As long as Eichmann was subordinate to me , I do not remember him making any anti-Jewish statements or proposals . I loved my father and I think he was partial to me , maybe because I needed his regard more than the others .