Facing the glass booth : the Jerusalem trial of Adolf Eichmann / Haim Gouri ; translated by Michael Swirsky ; with a foreword by Alan Mintz.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

A speech of accusation and lament -- Day and night and day -- A minor logistical officer -- Problems of communication -- "That which was . . ." -- Shmuel Grynszpan and Benno Cohen -- The story of God's servants -- The disciples of the Angel of Death -- The miracles -- Why fear death? -- Marta's Sabbath dress -- Documents, Amsterdam, Copenhagen -- "The march to the star" -- The narrowing booth -- Heinrich-Karl-Ernst Grueber -- After a month -- Yitzhak Nehama of Salonica -- The ghost of the past? -- Exhibits T/1091 to T/1099 -- Hungary, Hungary -- The psychologist -- Part of the crime -- The yoke of guilt -- Our glorious brothers -- Blaze forth, Teutonic fire -- A forest and a small railway station -- The planet of ashes -- Potato power -- In vino veritas -- The key? -- The power of the imagination -- The "legal basis" -- Addenda and notes -- "An hour to an hour and a half" -- Ivan and Nikolai -- Jacques Stern's face -- In the madhouse -- Ghosts -- That deal -- On assignment -- The cross-examination -- Insomnia -- Falsehood -- The puzzle -- "Yes, but ..." -- You go to Maidanek? -- Patrimony -- The bear, the dog, and the man -- The categorical imperative -- Last chance -- Final questions -- The last document -- The true picture -- The black flag -- A concluding speech -- Dr. Robert Servatius -- The Jerusalem trial -- Convicted -- Words in the forest -- Deserving of death -- No reply -- The sentence -- "Human rights" -- The book and the appeal -- Making it short -- The last round.