New Nazi materials were found in Argentina – they can help understand the financial schemes and international relations of the Nazis.
Bi -Bi -x and Reuters write about it.
In the basement of the Supreme Court of Argentina, employees found 83 boxes with documents of Nazi Germany during cleaning.
Opening one of the boxes, we found material designed to ensure and spread the ideology of Adolf Hitler in Argentina during [Другої світової війни]they said.
The materials were delivered to Argentina in June 1941 with Tokyo. The documents indicated that these were “personal things”, but the customs were vigilant – the package was very large. They accidentally opened five bags and found Nazi propaganda inside: cards, photos and other materials.
Then the bags were transferred to the Supreme Court. The German embassy in Argentina wanted to be returned to Tokyo, but the judge decided – everything would remain in the country. Until 1944, they did nothing, and then Argentina stopped relations with Nazi Germany, and the bags were simply forgotten in the court of the court.
Source: Racurs
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