La caza de eichmann: Cómo una banda de sobrevivientes y una joven agencia de espionaje atraparon en la Argentina a uno de los nazis más famosos del mundo

The detailed account of the operation is fascinating, and I wonder what led Neal Bascomb to emphasize these aspects over others in the story.

The book made me think about justice versus revenge, and how moral lines can blur in pursuit of closure for such atrocities. Would love to hear others' thoughts.

The narrative reads like a thriller, but I wonder how much is based on declassified documents versus creative reconstruction. Anyone have insights?