Minutes of meetings at the Eichmann trial - copies by Isser Harel

Minutes of meetings at the Eichmann trial - copies by Isser Harel

'Attorney General v. Adolf Eichmann' - Minutes of meetings of the Eichmann trial - Minutes of meeting 56 of May 29, 1961, and minutes of meeting 61 of June 1, 1961. On the front pages of the copies is the signature of Issar Harel - The head of the Mossad under his command was captured Eichmann. Typewriter.

The minutes of meeting 56 contain testimony about Eichmann's disappearance of evidence regarding what happened in the concentration camps towards the end of the war, many details about the deportation of Hungarian Jews in 1941 and the actions of Nazi war criminal Dieter Wieslitzny - Adolf Eichmann's senior aides. ["The anti-Jewish laws, which in other countries have been enforced for years, have been implemented in Hungary for days" ...], as well as details about underground activities to aid Hungarian Jews, testimony of an inmate on Eichmann's arrest list, details about the "goods for blood" deal offered by Eichmann, and more.

The minutes of  meeting 61 deal with Eichmann's confession that he had a part in the deportation of the Jews of Budapest to Auschwitz, details about the dismantling of the Sonderkommando unit made by Eichmann, the Transportations from Bergen Belsen trains and details from the Kasztner report regarding the deportation of Budapest Jews, and more.

Issar Harel (Halperin) [1911-2003] Israeli intelligence officer, one of the fathers of the Israeli intelligence community, The first head of the GSS, Second head of the  Mossad and member of the Knesset. His most impressive achievement has historical dimensions It is the discovery of the hiding place of Adolf Eichmann, head of the Jewish section in the SS, an executive in the organization of the extermination of European Jews who managed to escape and disappear at the end of World War II for fifteen years. Eichmann was discovered by the Mossad in Argentina, captured in a daring operation by the Mossad under Harel's personal command on May 11, 1960. and brought to Israel on May 21, 1960 to stand trial at the historic Eichmann trial, where he was sentenced to death, and executed by hanging on May 31, 1962. Capturing Eichmann was the culmination of Harel's career. Harel would later write his best-selling book "The House on Garibaldi Street" which was translated into many languages ​​and even became a film starring Haim Topol. 

Minutes of the meeting 61: 10 pages. Minutes of the meeting 56:30 pages. Very good condition.