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Israel Thanks Nazi Hunter Journalists
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The Sun tracked down one of the world's most wanted Nazis. Photo: Screenshot.
Ynet – LONDON — Several weeks after the capture of the world’s most wanted Nazi war criminal — who helped send 15,700 Jews to their deaths in Auschwitz — Israeli ambassador to Britain Daniel Taub met Saturday with two Sun reporters — Brian Flynn and Ryan Parry — who were behind the journalistic investigation that enabled Laszlo Csatary’s arrest in Hungary last month.
