Hunting Eichmann: How a Band of Survivors and a Young Spy Agency Chased Down the World's Most Notorious Nazi Audiobook

" A dull retelling of what should be a compelling story. Feels more like a lengthy stakeout than like a perilous adventure. "

" About 1/2 way through and reads like spy thriller, but amazingly all true. A primary architect of the "final solution" responsible for sending literally millions to the gas chambers, almost got away with it by sneaking out of Europe after WWII and ending up in Argentina with a new identity. And if it weren't for the tenacity of Nazi hunters, the new created Israel's Mosad, and an elderly, and very blind, man who suspected something wasn't right with the "uncle" of his daughter's new school friend, he probably would have. Excellent. "

" Absolutely excellent. I was looking forward to this book but I wasn't expecting it to be an all consuming read. Very well written account of a fascinating story. Would recommend it to anyone who likes to read. "

" This was a very intriguing book about the search and capture of Adolph Eichmann (the man in charge of Hitler's "final solution"). I had difficulty putting it down! "

" The author does a good job of explaining the entire back story to the capture of Eichmann. I found the book a page-turner at some points, and a little dry in others. Overall, a good book. "

" What a great book! Absolutely fascinating how they found him and got him out of Argentina to stand trial. Good referral Dave, we're definitely doing a review for the website. "

" A friend at work loaned me this book and I read it in a week. It was hard to put down because of all the "near misses" and the hard work that went into getting Eichmann out of Argentina to Israel for trial. Good read. "

" Easy to read story to Eichmann's life after WWII and the hunt for him. One of my most vivid childhood TV memories was to seeing Eichmann in his glass cage during the trial. "

" I hope this is made into a movie. Finally a Jewish success story related to the holocaust. "

" I loved this book but then again I'm a history nerd, especially history revolving around WWII. If you don't like history, don't bother with this book. "

" History that reads like a thriller. Outstanding. "

" Excellent. Chilling. "

" Considering I knew the outcome, this beautifully written book read like a thriller; gripping, horrifying and ultimately satisfying. Thanks Bettie "

" All I can say is wow. This is an incredible story and Neal Bascomb does an amazing job bringing it to life. Highly recommend. Even for those who think they already know the story or aren't interested in hearing the story. "

" Just brilliant and so well-written. More suspenseful than a thriller. "

" Never knew that so many of the SS key players escaped to Argentina. Never heard of the Mossad and Shin Bet operatives either. Fascinating and infuriating all at the same time. "

" A real-life thriller! "

" Genius book - history and a story? Loved it. "

" A non fiction espionage story that reads like some of today's best spy fiction. Very interesting. "

" Even knowing the final outcome of this book does not make it any less absorbing. The description of the final days leading up to Eichmann's capture and the eventual success of smuggling him from Argentina to Israel is as tense as any triller. "

" great book, from page 1 to the end. "

" This is a fascinating true story about what happened to Adolf Eichmann after the war, and how the Israelis eventually found him, captured him and secretly transported him to Israel for his trial and execution. Well worth reading. "

" Excellent non-fiction that reads like a spy thriller. "

" For a story that you already know how it ends, I found this to be well-written, gripping and remarkably suspenseful. "

" Fascinating read covering so many interesting firsts: beginning of the Shin Bet, Mossad, early days of El Al. "

" Interesting history, lots of stuff about spy methods, and well written. A quick read too! "

" it was good. im glad i read house on Garibaldi street first "

" Absolutely fascinating. Reads like a spy thriller. An important piece of history everyone should know about. "

" Good historical view of WW2, and a very interesting story. Neal Bascomb backs up his information well, so I generally feel comfortable trusting what he writes. Though that makes the book even more disheartening. Disheartening yet enlightening. A very worthwhile read. "

" Amazing story. Brave people seeking justice. "

" Maybe the best book that I read in 2010. It tells of Eichmann's escape and pursuit from both his and his pursuers' points of view, and is a total page-turner. The book is interesting, suspenseful, and historical, what's not to like? "

" Absolutely fascinating and satisfying......although I feel guilty about feeling satisfied that at least one of the head Nazis was 'taken care of'. "

" Well researched and good flow for reading and moving reader along. Even knowing the ending, I found the details well worth the read. "