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In 1960 Argentina, Zvi Aharoni, a secret agent, leads a mission to capture Adolf Eichmann, a Nazi war criminal living under an alias in Buenos Aires. The film focuses on Aharoni's investigation, which requires him to navigate a complex web of deception and danger. He collaborates with local authorities to gather intelligence crucial for apprehending Eichmann, emphasizing the historical context of post-World War II Argentina.
The documentary addresses the implications of bringing Eichmann to justice for his role in the Holocaust. It presents a detailed account of the manhunt, illustrating the significant challenges faced by Aharoni and his team as they work to ensure that Eichmann is held accountable for his crimes.
Why Watch
- •Meet Zvi Aharoni, the secret agent on a critical mission.
- •Find out how Eichmann lived undetected in Argentina.
- •See the collaboration with local authorities in the manhunt.
Did You Know
•Zvi Aharoni led the mission to capture Eichmann in 1960.
•Adolf Eichmann was living under an alias in Buenos Aires.
•The documentary has a duration of 15 minutes.
•The film was produced in the US and features English and German languages.
Perfect For
Nazi war criminalsCold War historyEspionage enthusiasts