Adolf Eichmann
The last living Eichmann trial reporter warns antisemitism never died
He watched Eichmann face justice, now he’s one of the last who can tell it
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On this day: Adolf Eichmann captured in Argentina by Mossad
Israel's new death penalty law marks moral break, sparks discrimination fears, expert says
German academic reveals secret Israeli Eichmann transcripts
Dr. Irmtrud Wojak tells 'Post' Eichmann “did not hide his anti-Semitism” in interviews, and talked about “transporting Jews to slaughter."
50 years later, new data surfaces about Eichmann trial
Conference reveals Nazi leader’s sexual preferences, decision to bar robust survivor’s testimony.
'Israel tried to capture Eichmann as early as 1949'
'Der Spiegel' says new records show Israel deployed commando team, delivered 50,000 schillings to top Austrian security agent.
'German BND knew of Eichmann's location in 1952'
'Bild' newspaper reports newly released document shows German intelligence was aware notorious Nazi was hiding in Argentina.
Book says Nazi hunter Wiesenthal worked for Mossad 186947
"Wiesenthal - The Life and Legends" reveals he provided Israel with intelligence on neo-Nazis and German scientists.
Book says Nazi hunter Wiesenthal worked for Mossad 186865
"Wiesenthal - The Life and Legends" reveals he provided Israel with intelligence on neo-Nazis and German scientists.
Adolf Eichmann in Buenos Aires 2010
The 50th anniversary of Eichmann’s capture, on May 11, 1960, passed almost imperceptibly in Argentina, while in Israel it apparently remained a non-story.
Inglorious Zionests
Put yourself in the director’s chair and wonder, if you will, what if the Mossad captured bin Laden?
'Vatican aided Eichmann's escape'
German campaigners demand disclosure of dossier on Nazi's flight to Argentina.