What happened to Eichmanns women ?

I might have the answer to this question because a few years ago, I took a 20th century history class where we had to do a study on the war crimes tribunal. Investigators were trying to locate Eichmann by interviewing his mistresses. An investigator interviewed Ingrid Von Ihama, who I believe was a baroness. (FYI-She was of no help, all that she said was that Eichmann would not care if anything happened to wife and children, and that he was going to have plastic surgery to change his appearance.)The second time investigators came by to interviewer her again, they were told that Ingrid and her mother had immigrated to South America, and went into oblivion. As for Ana Marie Schmidt, I never heard of her, or knew of her existence. This info came from old archives of Time or Life magazine, I don't remember. By the way, I have not seen this movie.

Hi,
you couldn't find anything because they had never existed, leastways the filmmakers named and portrayed them. Eichmann' mistress in Doppel was an austrian Ms. Masenbucher. The filmmakers transfigure her love affair in Doppel to a jewis woman. A magazine mentioned a jewish woman however, but nothing known about her.
Ihama? It's a false name. Ihne was her name and lived with her mother. Eichmann brought her to Austria in 1944 before winter. Later she emigrated to Argentina and returned to Germany in the 60'(after Eichmann was kidnapped). She was still alive in the 90' and was never incriminated by anybody like this filmmakers did it.

I don't know how accurately these women were portrayed first. Second, in the movie I thought Avner mentioned one of these women was no longer alive. I may be mistaken but I thought that's what Avner said when talking to Eichmann.