Courier Journal · 9 April 1961
CP-1961-005
Eichmann Judge Showed Independence In Arab Case
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“‘Justice My Duty.’ Eichmann judge showed independence in Arab case.”
Context added by this archive
Louisville, April 1961. Benjamin Halevi is about to try Adolf Eichmann, and an American paper introduces him to its readers through the case in which he convicted Israeli policemen of murdering Arabs. The two trials in one sentence, by a paper in Kentucky.
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"Eichmann Judge Showed Independence In Arab Case," Courier Journal, 9 April 1961. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1961-005. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1961-005
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