Argentina's Supreme Court Uncovers 83 Boxes of Nazi-Era Materials During Museum Preparations

Argentina uncovers Nazi propaganda cache in court basement - The Jewish Chronicle

More than 80 boxes of material sent from Tokyo in 1941 were rediscovered after 84 years –shedding light on the South American nation’s role helping war criminals escape justice

Argentine Supreme Court discovers over 80 boxes of forgotten Nazi documents

(JTA) — The Supreme Court of Argentina discovered over 80 boxes of material from the Nazis in its basement last Friday, prompting court officials to work with local Jewish organizations to review their contents. The boxes were sent in 1941 from the embassy of Nazi Germany in Tokyo to German diplomats in Argentina. Their contents include Nazi postcards, photographs and propaganda material, which, the court said in a statement Monday, were “intend…

Argentina’s top court finds Nazi files ‘of global significance’ in basement

Nazi propaganda materials dating back to 1941 were discovered in the basement of Argentina’s Supreme Court.

Documents from the Nazi era have appeared in the building of the Argentine Supreme Court during removal work, including postcards and other propaganda material. Historians will now accept the material.

Argentina’s Supreme Court uncovers Nazi propaganda cache hidden for decades

Over 80 boxes sent by Nazi diplomats in 1941 found in court basement; officials to examine contents for Holocaust-related evidence

The authorities discovered thousands of documents seized by customs in 1941 in the basement of the Supreme Court in Buenos Aires. They could inform historians about the extent of Nazi influence in the country during the war.