Adolf eichmann
Eichmann’s Capture Created Dangerous Myths. ‘Operation Finale’ Makes Them Worse.
“Operation Finale” insists on imposing the absolute lack of moral nuance present in the fact of the Holocaust on the rest of history.
Rachel Bloom Tells Adolf Eichmann’s Story on ‘Drunk History’
Weird Al and Tony Hale star in the reenactment.
Ben Kingsley Playing Adolf Eichmann In Movie About Israeli Capture Operation
In addition to his famous role as Mahatma Gandhi, Kingsley has also played famous Jews like Otto Frank, Nazi hunter Simon Wiesenthal, and Moses.
Times Review of Mossad-Organized Eichmann Exhibit Sparks Right-Wing Backlash
Eichmann’s trial was a watershed moment for the popular understanding of the Holocaust.
My Lower East Side Neighbor Caught Adolf Eichmann
For years, Laurie Gwen Shapiro knew her neighbor as an unassuming artist named Peter. Years later, she learned he was Peter Malkin, a Nazi hunter who helped catch Adolf Eichmann.
Holocaust Architect Adolf Eichmann Begged Not to Hang, Letter Reveals
Israel made public on Wednesday a handwritten request for clemency by Adolf Eichmann, an architect of the Nazi Holocaust, who was executed by Israel in 1962 following a war crimes trial.
Was Eichmann Trial 'Most Important TV Event'?
More than any other event, the trial of Adolf Eichmann brought the Holocaust to the attention of the world. And, argues a new BBC drama, that was all thanks to the power of television.
Trove of Eichmann Trial Documents To be Auctioned Off
A trove of documents related to Israel’s 1961 trial of the Nazi leader Adolf Eichmann will be auctioned off in Jerusalem after their discovery in a trash bin.
Maybe Eichmann Wasn't So Banal
Bettina Stangneth says that Adolf Eichmann was more committed to mass murder than Hannah Arendt believed. Now, Julia M. Klein asks: Which philosopher is right?
Adolf Eichmann Nazi Files Will Stay Secret — for Now
A German court rejected a German newspaper’s bid to view files related to Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann, ruling they should remain classified.
