The Argentina government published, on Monday (28), disqualified documents with information about Nazis such as Josef Mengele and Adolf Eichmann, who fled to the South American country after the Holocaust.
The archives were open to the public on the country’s general archive website, and bring together about 1850 restored and digitized documents with information from the Argentine Federal Police, the Ministry of Interior, the former Army Ministry and the Judiciary over the Nazis hidden in Argentina.
Nazis with information recorded in the documents are Mengele, a doctor who did experiments with prisoners in the Auschwitz concentration camp, who fled to Argentina and then to Paraguay and Brazil, where he died, Adolf Eichmann, one of the main organizers of the Holocaust, Martin Bormann, head of the Nazi Chancellery and Walter Kutter Kutter, responsible for the massacre Thousands of Polish Jews.
The published documents had already been disqualified in 1992, but could only be accessed in a room in the country’s general archive. According to the government, there is also information about Nazi operations in Argentina among publications.
Casa Rosada also made available to the public about 1300 previously secret presidential decrees, signed between 1957 and 2005, a wide range of matters such as purchase and sale of weapons, budget modifications, organization of the Argentine intelligence service and even the fight against communism in the 1960s.
This content was originally published in Argentina publishes Nazi documents that fled to the country on CNN Brazil.
Source: CNN Brasil
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