Peter Z. Malkin
Peter Z. Malkin was an Israeli intelligence officer best known for his role in capturing Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann.
Born in Poland, Malkin immigrated to Palestine as a child.
He joined Israeli intelligence in 1950, becoming an expert in explosives and disguise.
Malkin played a crucial role in the 1960 operation to capture Eichmann in Argentina, personally apprehending him.
His book provides a first-hand account of the mission and his interactions with Eichmann.
Malkin's experiences during the Holocaust, including losing family members, deeply influenced his work.
He later became an artist and lecturer, sharing his experiences and promoting Holocaust remembrance until his death in 2005.
