Exhibition on Adolf Eichmann's Capture Opens in Potsdam with Günther Jauch as Patron

The Filmmuseum Potsdam debuts 'How to catch a Nazi,' combining history and true-crime storytelling to engage younger audiences, with Jauch highlighting his bond with Holocaust survivor Eva Erben.

The exhibition 'How to catch a Nazi' explores the 1960 Mossad operation to capture Adolf Eichmann and his subsequent trial in Israel.
Günther Jauch, serving as the exhibition's patron, shared his 20-year connection with Holocaust survivor Eva Erben during its presentation on March 26, 2025.
The exhibition features historical artifacts, including surveillance footage and forged documents used in Eichmann's capture, alongside multimedia elements for an immersive experience.
Originally created in Israel and the USA, the exhibition was previously shown in Munich before arriving at the Filmmuseum Potsdam, where it will run until February 1, 2026.
Designed to engage younger audiences, the exhibition employs a true-crime narrative style and includes a media station showcasing relevant film excerpts.