Walter Flegel, the man who for seven days was the Nazi leader Martin Bormann

Walter Flegel, the man who for seven days was the Nazi leader Martin Bormann

Walter Wilhem Flegel, born in 1912 in Pagelinen, Insterburg province, East Prussia, a temporary worker at a sawmill in Chile, imprisoned for 11 years for theft in the Argentine province of Mendoza and finally an exemplary employee at a company in Buenos Aires, was Martin Bormann, Adolf Hitler’s most trusted man, between September 23 and 30, 1960. Seguir leyendo

The Nazi criminal Josef Mengele was able to live in freedom for decades in Argentina and Brazil. A previously missing police file now shows how he was able to escape prosecution. By Christian Bergmann.

Javier Milei declassifies 1,850 secret files on the arrival and concealment of Nazis in Argentina after world war II.

by Joana Campos, Gateway Hispanic: Argentine President Javier Milei has ordered the declassification of more than 1,850 official documents detailing the arrival and activities of Nazi war criminals in Argentina following World War II. This decision, announced in March 2025, comes in response to a request by the Simon Wiesenthal Center and aims to shed […]

Argentina declassifies over 1,800 files on Nazi escape via 'rat-lines' to South America

In April, Argentine President Javier Milei ordered the declassification of the documents after a meeting with leaders from the Simon Wiesenthal Center. 'There is no reason to continue withholding that information,' Argentina's chief said

HITLER LIVED? Argentina Declassifies 1,850 Documents On Secret Nazi Escape Routes * 100PercentFedUp.com * by Anthony T

Argentina's recent release of 1,850 classified documents unveils the hidden escape routes used by Nazi fugitives after World War II. Discover the shocking details about notorious figures like Eichmann and Mengele in this must-read exploration of history's dark corners.

From Mengele to money trails: Argentina unlocks Nazi-era rat-line files in explosive release

As the Jewish Light first reported on Feb. 28 in an exclusive interview with the Simon Wiesenthal Center, Argentina had pledged to open its sealed Nazi-era financial archives. Now, that pledge has become reality. German Nazi doctor Josef Mengele standing at a train window in his SS uniform. (Hulton Archive/Getty Images) In a historic decision, Argentina granted the Simon Wiesenthal Center (SWC) full access to previously sealed Nazi-era financial…