Eye opening
Murmelstein is riveting to listen to. His intelligence is a marvel. Things that have stood out for me so far (I have only seen an hour and a half but will add to this list as I watch more)
Murmelstein refuting Hannah Arendt's famous theory of Eichmann's banality by giving examples that he witnessed first hand of Eichmann's corruption and murderousness. "You didn't need to be a genius to convict Eichmann."
The way Jews had to bankrupt themselves to pay the required taxes for their emigration, which of course never took place -- the taxes simply financed the bureaucracy
One of the ways he gained his reputation as a collaborator and Nazi enabler was because word spread that he was allowed to sit in Eichmann's office. In actuality the only reason Eichmann allowed him to sit was because if Murmelstein stood while Eichmann sat, Murmelstein would have been looking down on him - an absolute no-no