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Why Did So Many Nazi’s Escape to Syria After WW2?
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Why Did So Many Nazi’s Escape to Syria After WW2?
After WW2, dozens of Nazi war criminals escaped to Syria, including Alois Brunner, Eichmann's deputy, who lived openly in Damascus for nearly fifty years. This is the story of how they got there, who protected them, and why Syria refused every extradition request. 📖 Free WW2 reading list — my 30 essential books on the...
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