Argentina is set to declassify all government-held files relating to Nazi fugitives who fled and settled in Argentina after World War II, according to reports. The documents will likely include ...

Discover why so many German officers and Nazi officials fled to Argentina after World War II, escaping justice and building ...

Argentina's General Archives (AGN) made available some 1,850 documents regarding Nazi activities in the country, including the presence of Josef Mengele, Erich Priebke and Adolf Eichmann.

Until now, documentation related to the activities of Nazi leaders in Argentina could only be viewed in a specially designated room at the National Archives. The Argentinian government has ...

Argentina will move to declassify all government documents relating to Nazi fugitives who settled in Argentina after World War II, government officials said Tuesday. The announcement follows up on ...

The released documents include banking and financial transactions that show how Nazis were able to resettle in Argentina as well as records held by Argentina’s Defense Ministry, according to The ...

More than 80 boxes filled with documents from Nazi Germany have been discovered in the basement of Argentina’s Supreme Court, decades after the crates were stashed in 1941. The “discovery of g ...

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It was only by chance that a cache of secret Nazi documents seized during World War II was recently found in the basement of Argentina's top court. Judicial officials who were relocating court ...

Experts will also examine them for any clues about still-unknown aspects of the Holocaust, such as international financing networks used by the Nazis. Argentina remained neutral in World War II ...

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — Dozens of boxes of Nazi material confiscated by Argentinean authorities during World War II were recently rediscovered in the Supreme Court's basement, the court said ...