Reinhard Heydrich was chosen to chair the Wannsee Conference. Hitler used to call Heydrich “the man with the iron heart.” What fact would support the idea that Hitler chose the right man to conduct such an important meeting? Because of his great organizational skills, he could clearly convey the plan to invade Russia.

His speaking ability would command the men’s attention to Hitler’s instructions.

His negotiation tactics would allow him to easily influence French and British ambassadors.

He would have no problem clearly explaining the plan to exterminate the Jews.