Adolf Eichmann Made Final Plea of Innocence Before Execution, Newly Released Documents Show
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Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann. Newly released papers show him protesting his innocence one last time before his death. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
Adolf Eichmann, an architect of the Nazi Holocaust, protested his innocence in a final plea against his death sentence, newly released papers show.
Eichmann told Israel’s president that he had only followed orders and was not responsible for “the unspeakable horrors” carried out against Jews.
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