[0538-2300] THE EXTRACTION – Companion Dossier (PDF)

Description

On November 13, 1957, a fragile airmail envelope arrived on the desk of German prosecutor Fritz Bauer, shattering fifteen years of evasive silence. Inside lay the desperate lead of a blind survivor named Lothar Hermann: Adolf Eichmann, the logistics architect of the Final Solution, was living in Buenos Aires under the alias Ricardo Klement. This declassified Companion Dossier delivers an unvarnished, document-level breakdown of history’s most daring intelligence operation. Trace the forensic paper trail from Bauer’s clandestine coordination with Mossad chief Isser Harel to field surveillance operative Zvi Aharoni’s covert Leica reconnaissance in the dusty suburb of Olivos. Packed with meticulous operational timelines, structural profiles of the ratlines used to escape post-war Europe, and declassified tactical planning records, this briefing details how a shadow network confirmed the quarry’s biometric markers before executive greenlight. Examine the exact schedules, wiretapped confirmations, and staging logs that transformed a discarded tip into an unprecedented extraction maneuver. Essential for serious students of espionage and modern history, this dossier places the primary operational records directly into your hands.