Nazi Hunters By Neal Bascomb Chapter Summary

Book Review: The Nazi Hunters The book The Nazi Hunters by Neal Bascomb is a nonfiction book based on the aftermath of World War 2. It follows the story of Adolf Eichmann, one of the highest ranking Nazis and so called architect of the Wehrmacht/Nazi strategy. The book gives the reader an insight of Eichmann’s background story as one of the leaders of The Final Solution. Nazi Hunters also tells the reader what happened in the aftermath of the war and the fall of the Third Reich regarding Eichmann. Believing in Argentina’s promises of protecting Nazi refugees he decides to start a new life there with his family following shortly afterward. In May 1960, after 15 years of evading the Nazi Hunters, he is kidnapped at a bus stop in Argentina by Israeli spies. Once captured, he is smuggled out of the country and sent to Israel where he would face his trial. Adolf Eichmann would be eventually executed in 1961.
It went into detail about not only Adolf Eichmann and his family, but also with civilians, and Israeli spies. The author also made sure that an enormous amount of research went into this book. Throughout The Nazi Hunters there is a huge amount pictures of the multiple characters in the story and of events that were taking place. The pictures let you visualize the story a lot better. The author however, didn’t stop there; All throughout the book are maps, airplane routes, travel plans, art work, and pictures of classified information including letters, among other important documents. All these pieces of intel are used to immerse the reader into the book and act like a time machine, transporting the reader’s mind back in time as if he/she was stalking Eichmann, trying to smuggle him into