Ep. 148: ‘Operation Finale’ actor Nick Kroll and director Chris Weitz on bringing the Eichmann capture to the big screen

The trove of 75 items is the largest discovery of Nazi-era artifacts in the country’s history

During a three-day trip to Latin America, the German chancellor thanked the Argentine Jewish community for welcoming German Jews fleeing the Nazis

Chef Tomás Kalika updated his Polish grandmother’s recipes at Mishiguene, his popular Buenos Aires restaurant. This week he brings his food to New York.

All evidence points to foul play, and reason suggests responsibility falls upon both Iran and Argentina

Rules dead prosecutor’s case against president insufficient to investigate

Alberto Nisman’s mysterious death hasn’t silenced his investigation findings

Lead investigator says test results still don’t rule out possibility of suicide

The June 2014 documents were found in the dead prosecutor’s garbage

Argentinian Jewish reporter details leaving Buenos Aires in Haaretz essay

Argentine prosecutor’s findings implicated Tehran in 1994 JCC bombing

Alberto Nisman accused the government of covering up 1994 JCC bombing

Twenty years after the capture of Erich Priebke, some in Bariloche are trying to come to terms with the city’s legacy of silence