Argentina’s Supreme Court finds archives related to Nazi mode

The Argentine Supreme Court found the documents related to the Nazi material, including the propaganda material used to disseminate the judiciary of Adolf Hitler to spread the ideology of the South American nation.

The court is found between the material while preparing to create a museum with historical documents. Demanded anonymity due to official domestic policy. Among the documents, they found postcards, photos and propaganda material from the German regime.

Some materials “Adolf Hitler is designed to combine and promote the ideology of the II in the argentina,” he said. It was unknown that the products will be shown in the museum in which they are still in the work.

The boxes believed to be sent by the Embassy of the Embassy of the German Embassy in Tokya in Buenos Aires, on June 20, 1941.

At the same time, the German diplomatic office in Argentina claimed that the released boxes, but the distribution of the customs and harvest.

President of the Supreme Court ordered Horacio Rosatti, the protection of the material and a thorough analysis.

Argentina is the house of the largest Jewish population in Latin America for the world Jewish Congress, estimating that the survivors of 200 Holocaust stay in the country. Including many Nazi and Sympathizers, including Adolf eichmann – One of the war criminals and the organizers of the Holocaust – fled after the end of the war.

In the county, the Buenos Aires Buenos Aires Museum, which opened in 2001, has a museum dedicated to the Holocath.

In 2017, the police raided the house of Antiques and found a secret room with more than 80 Nazi-Period Retrems, Reuters reported. According to the report, the facilities were then demonstrated in the museum.