Adolf Eichmann

After six decades, the name of the man who provided key details to the capture of Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann has been revealed.

“To everything there is a time; a time to love and a time to hate; a time for war and a time for peace.” (Ecclesiastes 3)

Before his capture, under the guise of several false identities, Eichmann fled to Argentina along with many other members of the Nazi Party.

Kleinman was one of 110 witnesses at the 1961 trial of Eichmann, and at 31 was the youngest. His testimony was about the fate of Jewish youths at Auschwitz.

The paintings that showed the horrors of the Nazi war criminal will be analyzed for Int’l Holocaust Day.

Spy Legends is the first-ever company whose focus is on people who work in espionage and undercover intelligence operations.

The series will be based on recently discovered tapes of an interview that Eichmann did with Dutch Nazi journalist Willem Sassen in the ‘50s, while still in hiding.

Each member of the core performance triad approached the court case from a very different angle, thereby providing Dekel-Avneri with plenty of room for interpretive maneuver.

The recently launched Bureau 06: Adolf Eichmann’s Interrogation by Israel Police tells the story of the special police unit that was formed to interrogate Eichmann.

As a pilot in the 1948 War of Independence, Wedeles also flew a battered Piper Cub into enemy fire, delivering arms to the notorious Nebi Samwil convoy.