Eichmann Syndrome

by Uri Dan

Miriam Goldhill, vacationing in Rome with her husband, felt the chill of terror in the sunlit street. Because the old balloon seller had the face of a man she still saw in nightmares, the face of SS Colonel Heinz Wagner, sadistic commandant of the death camp where her parents had perished. Thus begins a nerve-shattering novel of international intrigue in which Israeli Intelligence, the British Secret Service, and even the Mafia become involved.

251 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 1977