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The Daily Mail exposed Friday the identity of the four sons of Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann, one of whom is living in Argentina, a few kilometers away from where the Mossad kidnapped his father and brought him to Israel to stand trial for his crimes in

The chain of events leading to the capturing the Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann by the Mossad triggers a renewed interest worldwide amid the newly released film "Operation Finale" by Netflix, starring Ben Kingsley and several Israeli actors.

Dieter with his wife Martha (Photo: The Daily Mail)

Eichmann had four sons—Klaus, Horst and Dieter—who remained loyal to their father even after his death, while his youngest, Ricardo, renounced the Nazi war criminal and condemned him.

According to the British newspaper, Klaus and Horst died three years ago. The Daily Mail tracked down Eichmann's third son, Dieter, now 76, who lives in an apartment in Buenos Aires, Argentina, a few kilometers away from where Mossad agents kidnapped his father and brought him to Israel where he was brought to justice and hung for his crimes.

Carmen, Horst's former girlfriend, told The Daily Mail the

Eichmann&#;s Son Says Gestapo Chief and Other Leading Nazis Are Alive

The late Adolf Eichmann, hanged in Israel in after being convicted of crimes against humanity, went to his death believing that Hitler&#;s right-hand man, Martin Bormann, and other leading Nazis, were alive, according to Klaus Eichmann, Adolf&#;s son.

Klaus Eichmann made that statement in an interview in the magazine, Quick, published at Munich. He said his father believed that, among other leading Nazis still alive, was Heinrich Mueller, chief of the Gestapo.

The German Government has a $25, reward posted for the capture of Bormann, who is reportedly in hiding in South America. Klaus Eichmann himself lives in Argentina. He also told the magazine that his father was convicted &#;unjustly.&#; He said that, in Argentina, he had met &#;a whole raft&#; of former Nazis accused as war criminals.

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Los Eichmann: cómo vive y qué hace hoy la familia del jefe nazi atrapado en la Argentina

En , el Mossad secuestró en San Fernando al hombre que diseñó el Holocausto. Esta es la historia de lo que pasó después.

Adolf Eichmann junto a uno de sus cuatro hijos.

Es obvio: los hijos, los nietos o los parientes de los nazis no son nazis. Algunos han sufrido mucho simplemente por portar esos apellidos asociados a la infamia. De todos modos, la huella de los descendientes es interesante y también sugestiva.

Adolf Eichmann, el arquitecto del Holocausto que vivió en la Argentina sin pena ni gloria, pero con impunidad, tuvo cuatro hijos: según pudo saber Clarín, dos de ellos están vivos. Uno, Ricardo, vive en Berlín, y otro, Dieter, presuntamente aquí, en la Argentina (aunque existen versiones que lo dan por muerto desde hace uno o dos años). Está viva también una nuera de Adolf,Carmen Beatriz Bretín Lindemann, a quien todos en Carupá, la localidad misionera en la que reside, llaman “La Gringa”. Empresaria textil, dueña de una Pyme, reivindicó la visión nazi del Holocausto en más de un reportaje y cada vez que habló de su suegro lo señaló como “el abuelo”. La hija de Carmen y nieta

Photo that led to capture of infamous Nazi Eichmann finally revealed

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The man responsible for getting Nazi mass-murderer Adolf Eichmann brought to justice and the photo he brought to light to do it have finally been revealed.

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