including Adolf Eichmann and Josef Mengele are known to have fled to Argentina. Argentinian President Javier Milei authorized the declassification of these documents after a meeting with Simon ...

The trial of Adolf Eichmann began on this day in 1961, in Jerusalem, Israel. Planes clip wings while taxiing at Reagan airport: One had members of Congress aboard Stock Market Correction ...

View of photos taken in Argentina in 1960 of Ricardo Klement, the name used by Nazi official Adolf Eichmann, when he escaped from Germany to Argentina, at the Holocaust Museum in Buenos Aires on ...

In 1960, Israeli Mossad agents covertly captured one of the masterminds behind the Holocaust, Adolf Eichmann, in Argentina and brought him back to stand trial in Jerusalem, where he was found ...

Historians estimate that about 5,000 war criminals found refuge in Argentina, including major figures of the Nazi regime such as Adolf Eichmann and Josef Mengele. These documents could shed light ...

Argentina is set to declassify all government-held files relating to Nazi fugitives who fled and settled in Argentina after World War II, according to reports. The documents will likely include ...

Roughly half reportedly settled in Argentina, which was known for its reluctance to grant extradition requests. Among them were Adolf Eichmann, a key architect of the Holocaust, and Josef Mengele ...

The picture was quietly declassified by the CIA in 2017, but has surfaced because Argentina—a country ... and executed—like Adolf Eichmann, one of the Nazi officials chiefly responsible ...

Robert Servatius, the Nuremberg war crimes veteran who is defending Adolf Eichmann ... claiming that Eichmann had been abducted from Argentina and brought into the court’s jurisdiction in ...

Adolf Eichmann was disclosed today to have told his Israeli interrogators that he had many Jewish relatives, that he was “neither a Jew-hater nor an anti-Semite” and that all “my men knew it.” ...

In an essay for the New York Times called "My Dinner With Adolf," David took Maher to task for attempting to soften the image of a fascist strongman. While David never mentions the "Real Time ...