Hidden trove of suspected Nazi artifacts found in Argentina
Amazing. The Nazis really did flee to Argentina.
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My country also kicked out all of the slaves in the 1800's by passing laws (they fled to Brazil) - it wouldn't surprise me that Germany felt safe in a country that protected white Europeans.
This is an awesome discovery though. |
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Don't look, Marion!
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Plenty of high ranking Nazis where caught there in the past. There isn't some mystery as to whether not they went there, but this is still definitely interesting.
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What were the Nazis doing with harmonicas?
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Did they find anything with the name Drumpf on it? ROFL
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Probably Hitler's private collection.
History Chanel has a very interesting show on this. It follows the passageways many Nazi's took through Italy, staying in safe houses provided by the Catholic church. Test on the supposed body of Hitler proved negative. They are not sure what body the Russians have, but it is not a man. |
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Destroy it all, don't keep and let it become some kind of display.
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This point of view just drives me nuts. The worst thing we can do is ignore or pretend that things in the past did not happen. Now I'm not for flying the stars and bars or having swastikas tiled in to my pool, so this new facination with erasing the sins of the past is not wise.
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I'd say put it in museums. Regardless of whether or not you believe in the ideology, it's still an interesting sliver of human history. |
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