 Some further insight into her thinking is provided in the continuing posthumous publication of her correspondence with many of the important figures in her life, including Karl Jaspers (1992), Mary McCarthy (1995), Heinrich Blücher (1996), Martin Heidegger (2004), Alfred Kazin (2005), Walter Benjamin (2006), Gershom Scholem (2011) and Günther Stern (2016).Other correspondence that has been published, include those with a number of women friends such as Hilde Fränkel and Anne Mendelsohn Weil ("see" Relationships).In 1960, on hearing of Adolf Eichmann's capture and plans for his trial, Hannah Arendt contacted "The New Yorker" and offered to travel to Israel to cover it when it opened on 11 April 1961.