After the failed Putsch, the Nazi Party is banned but its members reconstitute under the new banner of the National Socialist Freedom Party (NSFP) in order to legally pursue Nazi ideology and aims.
Following failed appeals, Adolf Eichmann is hanged. He is the only person ever to have been given a death sentence by an Israeli court.
Israeli agents track and capture Adolf Eichmann, a Nazi official responsible for overseeing mass deportations. The subsequent trial in Jerusalem receives international publicity and increases awareness of the Holocaust. Eichmann is found guilty and sentenced to death.
British forces transport Jewish refugees from the Exodus to DP camps. Reports on the treatment of the refugees pressures Great Britain to increase immigration to Mandate Palestine.
Ten Nazis are hanged following the Nuremberg convictions. Hermann Göring commits suicide before he can be executed.