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  1. WEBMay 5, 2010 · Captured at the war’s end by American troops who did not know who he was – he was calling himself Otto EckmannEichmann escaped in 1946 to skulk about under aliases, until in 1950 he managed …

  2. WEBMay 2, 2019 · The man in the back seat was one of the world’s most notorious war criminals: Adolf Eichmann, a Nazi official who helped Germany carry out the mass murder of 6 million Jews during World War …

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    Eichmann was captured in Argentina on May 11th, 1960. The Red Cross identitity document Adolf Eichmann used to enter Argentina under the fake name Ricardo Klement in 1950, issued by the Italian delegation of the Red Cross of Geneva. It was Eichmann who inspired Hannah Arendt's phrase ‘the banality of evil’.
    March 21 was the date of Eichmann’s silver wedding anniversary. There were no more doubts. Harel decided to go to Argentina to personally supervise the capture of Eichmann. The Mossad team devised a plan – “Operation Finale” – for “capturing Eichmann and flying him out of Argentina with forged documents.
    Malkin and his associates accosted him on a quiet, dark street. They took him to a “safe house” in Buenos Aires, where he was interrogated for days before he was drugged and put on a plane to Israel. The hidden home of Adolf Eichmann in San Fernando, Argentina, circa 1960. The trial that followed was among the first to be televised in its entirety.
    In 1958 Eichmann bought a plot of waterlogged land in the Bancalari district of Buenos Aires, and with his sons built a house, which bore the address 14 Garibaldi Street. Just as Eichmann thought in his new remote dwelling, he was more secure, the net was beginning to close in on him, from a source ironically close to home.
  4. Operation Finale's True Story and the Real Eichmann Trial | TIME

  5. WEBEichmann and two other former SS men boarded the SS Giovanni C which left Genoa to Buenos Aires, Argentina on the 17 June 1950, the ship docked in Buenos Aires on the 14 July 1950.