The Eichmann Trial, two booklets, 1961

1. The Attorney General against Eichmann – Opening speech
A booklet that contains the Prime-Minister's announcement about Eichmann being caught, the opening speech of the Attorney General, the early legal argumentation, the indictment and the Law of Nazis and their Aids. Published by the Prime-Minister's Office.
The General Attorney Gideon Hausner was a parliament member and a minister of the Israeli government. He served as the prosecutor at the Eichmann Trial. His opening speech is known for its touching words "I do not stand here alone. With me stand the six million. Hausner's picture appears on the first page.
198 pp.
Condition: Very good
2. The Eichmann Trial in the public opiniom of Western Germany
A collection of documents collected by Hans Lam and translated by Avraham Bartura, which present the response of Western Germany to the Eichmann Trial. Among the documents there is the public statement of the president of the State, the Chancellor and other dignified people, articles from newspapers and church manifestos.
74 pp.
Condition: Excellent.
The Eichmann Trial during which Adolf Eichmann was sentenced to death put the memory of the Holocaust at the center of the Israeli consciousness and aroused great interest around the world.