3 thoughts on “The Nazis Who Fled to South America: Where, Who, and Why?”
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Seriously curious ….
In decades past, did anyone ever claim that Pinochet’s overthrow of rabidly-Marxist Allende (who was destroying Chile’s economy) was a direct continuation of Hitlerian fascism? (i.e.: the Weimar-era 1920s-30s street-gang warfare against Antifaschisitsche Aktion.)
The post-war immigration into the Latin south could have been editorially cited as a “cause” of such — without which, of course, there’d have been no indigenous hostility to the advent of (swoon) the refreshing breeze of Socialism.
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Seriously curious ….
In decades past, did anyone ever claim that Pinochet’s overthrow of rabidly-Marxist Allende (who was destroying Chile’s economy) was a direct continuation of Hitlerian fascism? (i.e.: the Weimar-era 1920s-30s street-gang warfare against Antifaschisitsche Aktion.)
The post-war immigration into the Latin south could have been editorially cited as a “cause” of such — without which, of course, there’d have been no indigenous hostility to the advent of (swoon) the refreshing breeze of Socialism.
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They did try. I wrote that up separately https://www.kyleorton.com/p/augusto-pinochet-nazis-walther-rauff-soviet-active-measures
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D*mn! That’s right.
It’s early in the morning over here. I should have waiting until the coffee had its effect.
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