Eichmann in My Hands

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Summary: Eichmann in My Hands
Review: I've met Mr. Malkin, he is a very bright-almost James Bond like- couragious fellow. He is, from what I have come to understand-I collect his art workd-to the larger part of the Hebew world not acknowledbed as the man he is because he, came out and wrote about what he did. Taboo. But who could know? Malkin brought public things which-at least throughout the years of fiction were fact-aggravating people who've fictionalized these things and brought down a renewed "vendetta" against those-poor nazis-who've brought accountability to, what can I say? A bad time for the Germany" A couple thou years pass and will probably endure...After all, the Jews owned the banks, control the world and do all the secret things.

Yeah, right.

Malkin, an informed, knowledgable sort of fellow, not only gave light to a grim era, but took it further-he got backlisted by a mojor publisher. Malkin is a great man, not just for doing HIS duty, but for taking the time to create great works of art-I have a few-this is some weird and timeless- Cheese if Andy Warhol painted soup cans, this guy painted Nazis. But then again, who cares about Nazis anymore.

The book details his experiences as a yonug man and his own losses in war. This (book)tells it the way it was-to Malkin and will, and can only be appreciated as a piece of history.

A sort of Albert Speer from the other side.

Respectfully.

Rating:
Summary: Eichmann in My Hands
Review: I've met Mr. Malkin, he is a very bright-almost James Bond like- couragious fellow. He is, from what I have come to understand-I collect his art workd-to the larger part of the Hebew world not acknowledbed as the man he is because he, came out and wrote about what he did. Taboo. But who could know? Malkin brought public things which-at least throughout the years of fiction were fact-aggravating people who've fictionalized these things and brought down a renewed "vendetta" against those-poor nazis-who've brought accountability to, what can I say? A bad time for the Germany" A couple thou years pass and will probably endure...After all, the Jews owned the banks, control the world and do all the secret things.

Yeah, right.

Malkin, an informed, knowledgable sort of fellow, not only gave light to a grim era, but took it further-he got backlisted by a mojor publisher. Malkin is a great man, not just for doing HIS duty, but for taking the time to create great works of art-I have a few-this is some weird and timeless- Cheese if Andy Warhol painted soup cans, this guy painted Nazis. But then again, who cares about Nazis anymore.

The book details his experiences as a yonug man and his own losses in war. This (book)tells it the way it was-to Malkin and will, and can only be appreciated as a piece of history.

A sort of Albert Speer from the other side.

Respectfully.

Rating:
Summary: Eichmann in my hands
Review: This book was unbelievable. A friend told me it was good enough to read out of school so i decided to try it. Wow. It was written really well, and it was also really interesting. One part was hysterical! I was laughing so hard, I had tears streaming out of my eyes. It's written above in amazons review. This book is a must read. Thanks Chav for the recc!

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Summary: A True Life Espionage Story Better than Fiction
Review: This is a true account of the hunting down and capture of the infamous Nazi. More thrilling and readable than any fictional work, Malkin does a wonderful job recalling this adventure in South America which occured over 40 years ago.

Filled with humor, pathos, history, and adventure, I highly recommend this book to anyone interested in Nazi-hunting, the Holocaust, Israel, espionage, or undercover operations in general.

This book was the basis for a TNT movie, starring Robert Duvall as Eichmann. I had the pleasure of seeing this movie, reading the book, and hearing Malkin speak in person within a short period of time. It is only a shame that, due to the Mossad gag order, we had to wait 30 years to hear this tale.

Rating:
Summary: A True Life Espionage Story Better than Fiction
Review: This is a true account of the hunting down and capture of the infamous Nazi. More thrilling and readable than any fictional work, Malkin does a wonderful job recalling this adventure in South America which occured over 40 years ago.

Filled with humor, pathos, history, and adventure, I highly recommend this book to anyone interested in Nazi-hunting, the Holocaust, Israel, espionage, or undercover operations in general.

This book was the basis for a TNT movie, starring Robert Duvall as Eichmann. I had the pleasure of seeing this movie, reading the book, and hearing Malkin speak in person within a short period of time. It is only a shame that, due to the Mossad gag order, we had to wait 30 years to hear this tale.

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Summary: Stranger Than Fiction
Review: When I said "stranter than fiction" this story, indeed the story of WWII and the Holocaust are stranger than fiction. Who would have believed that the most advanced nation in Europe - culturally, artistically, technologically - would adapt such an insane ideology or descend into a hell on Earth? Then who could have predicted that, like the Phoenix rising from the ashes, the very people marked for destruction would in the end, emerge triumphant?

I salute the writer for his effort even if he did get in trouble with the authorities. It is both informative and entertaining, especially the inside details of the spy world. ("The Boats of Cherbourg", a tale of a Mossad vessel-snatching from France after she turned pro-Arab, is another such tale.) What is horrifying about Eichmann is his everyday normalcy, his seemingly pleasant demeanor, a gentleman who casually chats about murdering millions of people. He is so ordinary as to invite fear. He even mentions he had Jewish friends before the war but what could he do? After all, the Jews controlled everything. That eerily sounds like some places in Europe in 2004

The trial, the political machinantions in Israel (they revived the death penalty for this one case), the evidence - superbly told. One detects an amateur writer, not a professional, but in a sense that makes the story much more genuine.