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maycon.a.i. That's m-a-i-c-on.a-i. Hello and welcome to Conflicted, the history

podcast where we talk about the struggles that shaped us, the tough questions that they pose,

and why we should care about any of it. Conflicted is a member of the Evergreen Podcast Network, and as always, I'm your host, Zach Cornwell. You are listening to the third and final installment of a three-part series on the pursuit, capture, and trial of the Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann. Now, if you haven't listened to the previous episodes, I definitely recommend you do that before jumping into this one. But hey, if you prefer a more non-linear

listening experience, you do you. That said, since it has been a few weeks since the last time

we met up, I'd like to quickly recap the important beats of part two, so we can proceed

confidently into this final stage of the story. Last episode, we spent most of our time in Buenos Aires, following the Israeli Mossad

capture team as they attempted to track down Adolf Eichmann, confirm his identity, abduct

him, interrogate him, and extract him cleanly from Argentina.

Our main human viewpoints to the various ups and downs of this endeavor was an agent named

Zvi Aharoni.

Now, most retellings of the Eichmann story, including the 2018 film Operation Finale,

tend to focus on the memories of the agent who physically grabbed Eichmann from Garibaldi Street,

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