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The Argentine government, under President Juan Perón, played a significant role in facilitating the escape of Nazi officials by providing administrative facilitation, financial incentives, and ideological affinities.
After 1945 a network of escape routes known as “ratlines” carried fleeing Nazis and collaborators into South America, with Argentina the best-documented destination and Brazil, Chile and Paraguay also...
’s tolerance and facilitation of former Nazis reshaped Argentine politics by tying elements of his regime to authoritarian, militaristic networks and promising “useful Germans” for industrialization, ...