The Hero’s Wife: The Depiction of Female Holocaust Survivors in Israeli Cinema Prior to the Eichmann Trial and in its Aftermath by Liat Steir-Livny

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Eichmann a Gerusalemme. Il processo, le polemiche, il perpetratore, la banalità del male: by Bethania Assy

“…Starting from these Arendtian motivations, this article analyzes the juridical implications of the Eichmann trial; the controversy over the Jewish question; the concept of the "banality of evil" and its importance in Arendt´s thinking. …”
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Pensamiento y política: Arendt con Lacan by Laura Arias

“…Here, we want to focus on another controversy aroused by the book and based on Eichmann's trial in Jerusalem. Arendt says: “The longer one listened to him, the more obvious it became that his inability to speak was closely connected with an inability to think” (Arendt, 1999: 80). …”
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Conrad and Arendt. Revealing the roots of evil by Wiesław Ratajczak

“…And when, later, Arendt embarks on a journey to Jerusalem to participate in the Eichmann trial, like Conrad’s Marlow, she is fascinated by tales of a strong man, because she expects to see someone undoubtedly bad, but also grand. …”
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Wird irgendetwas mit mir geschehen? Psycho(patho)logical perspectives on Hannah Arendt’s The Banality of Evil by Veronica De Pieri

“…In 1961, the Eichmann trial opened in Jerusalem, and its worldwide resonance through media coverage questioned the collective conscience about responsibility for Nazi crimes. …”
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Remembering Dr Mark/Meir Dvorjetski: Physician, Survivor, Teacher, Historian, and Pioneer of Shoah Medicine Research by Deborah E.-S. Hemstreet, George M. Weisz

“…Dvorjetski’s contributions to Holocaust research at Bar-Ilan University in Israel, his underground partisan work, his contributions to society, and his testimony at the Eichmann trial have all been well documented. However, his earlier years—including his survival of the Holocaust, and his less-known medical achievements and contributions to historical records regarding the Holocaust—have not been covered as thoroughly. …”
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Justice in the Name of Six Million Accusers: the Case of the Attorney General of the Government of Israel v. Adolf Eichmann in the Context of International Law by N. A. Safarov

“…The legal saga of the prosecution of Adolf Eichmann, one of the most wanted war criminals and chief “architect” of the Holocaust, raises many ethical, political and legal problems. The Eichmann trial is unprecedented in the long history of international criminal law for many reasons. …”
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