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Documentary 'To Kill a Nazi' Explores Holocaust Survivor's Role in Entebbe Rescue
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The documentary 'To Kill a Nazi' reveals the critical role of Holocaust survivor Michel Cojot in the 1976 Entebbe rescue operation. Cojot provided key intelligence to Israeli forces and influenced the hijackers, while also pursuing a personal vendetta against Nazi official Klaus Barbie.
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- Documentary 'To Kill a Nazi' details Michel Cojot's role in Entebbe rescue.
- Cojot, a Holocaust survivor, provided crucial intelligence to Israeli forces.
- He also influenced hijackers, including head hijacker Wilfried Bose.
- Cojot had a personal mission to assassinate Nazi official Klaus Barbie.
- The film premiered at the Haifa International Film Festival.
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