Der Eichmann-Prozess zwischen Recht und Politik

Examines the Eichmann trial, mainly from its legal and procedural aspects. also describes the efforts of the West German government to set itself apart from the Nazi regime by denying Eichmann any financial or other aid. It tried to convince the world of its new democratic identity, as proved by its own prosecution of war criminals and the reparations payments to Israel and the Jewish people. Includes bibliographical references (pages 179-187). 187 pages ; 21 cm.