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More than 60 years ago the notorious nazi officer adolph ikeman stood trial charged with unimaginable crimes against humanity, the murder of millions. people around the world watched on television as survivors recounted the horrors ikeman set in motion. cnn senior legal analyst elle honing joins us now. you are the grandson of two holocaust survivors. you spoke to a prosecutor and investigator from the ikeman trial in jerusalem. tell us about that. >> yeah, yeah pam, as the grandson of two holocaust survivors it is really an extraordinary privilege to speak to these two men, a prosecutor and a...

You're more than just an investor, you're an owner so you can build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner. welcome back. it has been 60 years since the notorious nazi known as the architect of the holocaust stood trial for his atrocities. adolf eichmann was responsible for the systemic, unimaginable murder of millions of jews, charged with crimes against humanity. his trial in israel was watched all over the world. cnn has a look at the eichmann trial and how history surrounding it remains relevant and impactful. ♪ >> reporter: 60 years ago, the world saw evil. in 1961, mi...

Holocaust survivors. you spoke to a prosecutor and an investigator from the trial of eichmann. tell us about that. just a remarkable story. >> thanks, jim. two of my grandparents were holocaust survivors, lost most of my family to the nazi genocide. so this has always been personal and a passion for me. i had this remarkable opportunity to sit down and interview two of the key players. these men as you'll see in a moment are truly living history. i think their message is so important for history and even now it resonates. let's take a look. ♪ >> 60 years ago the world saw evil. ♪ in 1961, ...

Today, for justice and the threat anti-semitism and ethnic hatred still pose today. >> reporter: 60 years ago, the world saw evil. in 1961, millions of people across the globe watched as adolf eichmann, the notorious nazi official known as the architect of the holocaust, stood trial in jerusalem for crimes against humanity. >> but i do remember it happening, and i remember more the aspect of -- i think i -- it struck me as more, they got this guy. and i remember from that point on, it certainly -- people began to understand what this was about. >> reporter: 11 months earlier is where mossad ag...