“I am prepared to atone and accept the death penalty for the terrible things that were done,” Adolf Eichmann–who is now on trial here for directing the mass-murder of Jews under the Nazi ...

The passing of Rafi Eitan, the man who led the 1960 Mossad operation to capture Nazi war criminal Adolf ... 1961, Eichmann was found guilty. Three days later he was sentenced to death by hanging.

Security has been bolstered for police’s Tel Aviv District Commander Amichai Eshed after death threats against ... his “fate will like that of [Adolf] Eichmann,” the top Nazi who was put ...

Gabriel Bach, a prosecutor in the 1961 trial of notorious Nazi Adolf Eichmann who went on to serve on Israel’s Supreme Court, has died aged 94. The Israel Judiciary Authority announced his ...

After a trial lasting 4 months Adolf Eichmann was sentenced to death. Moshe Tavor: "I wrote an official letter volunteering to be the executioner." Moshe Tavor's boss politely declined his offer ...

After Adolf Eichmann, one of the architects of the Holocaust ... They all perished in Auschwitz with the exception of Jay's grandfather, who died in Buchenwald one week before liberation.

he repeated the same embarrassed cliches,” Arendt observed of Eichmann. But what’s more, “this horrible gift from cliches did not leave him on his hour of death.” “The Banality of Evil ...

On 11th December 1961, Adolf Eichmann was pronounced guilty of all charges against him and sentenced to death. But how far can responsibility for the Holocaust be attributed to one man?

He stands under a special Israeli law provides the death penalty gis and Nazi Collaborators ... regard for legality and a desire to see Adolf Eichmann receive retribution. Almost no arguments ...

Although Eichmann was responsible for implementing the "Final Solution" which led to the deaths of over 5 million Jews, 40 years after his execution, he still remains an enigma. How did this ...

The televised trial of Adolf Eichmann brought to a global audience ... was pronounced guilty of all charges against him and sentenced to death. But how far can responsibility for the Holocaust ...