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📁MOSSADIL DECLASSIFIED: THE EICHMANN OPERATION (NEW SERIES) Adolf Eichmann was not taken to Israel as a prisoner on a military plane. He was disguised as an El Al crew member, sedated, placed on a plane, and flown out of Argentina under the noses of the world. Watch how Eichmann... show more

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