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Tag Archives: Hannah Arendt
Film Review: “The Specialist” about the Eichmann Trial
Last night, I attended a screening by the Birkbeck Law Society of the film “The Specialist” about the trial of Adolf Eichmann in an Israeli court in 1961. The film, by Israeli director Eyal Sivan, works with original footage from the … Continue reading
Posted in German Law, Germany, History, Holocaust, Human Rights, Israel, Law, World War II
Tagged criminal law, Eichmann, Eichmann trial, Hannah Arendt, Human Rights, Mossad, Nazis
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The Happy Hermit 