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May 18, 2020 24 min

89. Israel 1948-1967: Eichmann Captured

from Jew Oughta Know Hosted by Jason Harris

Part 2 of 5 on Adolf Eichmann's trial and capture. In Part 2, how Israel tracked him down in Argentina, and staged the operation to grab him.

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