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(1972)

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A not-so-well-known piece of Nazi history
tforbes-26 March 2022
Warning: Spoilers
I rank "The Vendetta" as one of the very top episodes of Adam-12, in considerable part because it deals with someone who had suffered under the Ustashe, Croatian Nazi sympathizers who terrorized and mass murdered Yugoslavs during World War II. Their actions even horrified the Nazis, and we're talking about major atrocities.

A tailor is dealing with a former captor, and we follow his tale as he finally encounters his adversary. Fortunately, things turn out as hoped for, and we have Reed and Malloy wrap things up.

Given the recent issues with nationalism in Croatia, this episode seems appropriate, even with Yugoslavia no longer in existence. The episode also deserves a very solid "10" with the performances from Nehemiah Persoff, who remains with us in March 2022 at age 102, as well as Peter Brocco as Fr. Janos.

And in something unrelated as well, we also have an appearance as well of Barbara Nichols. Always a pleasure to see her, even if it is unrelated to the Ustashe main plot. Another fine episode!!!
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Nazi Hunter
Jimmy_the_Gent411 November 2021
Pete and Jim surprise a tailor lying in wait with a rifle.

A good episode. The tailor (Nehemiah Persoff) seems to be in his shop looking to ambush someone. The comedy part of the show is when a barfly (Barbara Nichols, who played many blonde B girls in films like "Sweet Smell Of Success") asking the cops to get a drunk out of her car. Jim puts him in the patrol car but calls for another car when the guy throws up in it. We find out more about the tailor, who was in Nazi slave camp.
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