Nazi propaganda preserved in Argentina courthouse basement
Boxes of Nazi propaganda found in Argentina court basement
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Several boxes of Nazi propaganda materials were found in the basement of the Supreme Court of Argentina, the newspaper writes
"An unusual discovery was made in the Supreme Court archives, where employees found a number of boxes of materials during the process of moving the archive. Their contents were intended to propagate Adolf Hitler's ideology in Argentina," the publication says.
The author managed to find out that the materials arrived in Argentina on the eve of Germany's attack on the USSR - June 20, 1941. They were sent from Tokyo. Diplomats then reported that these were their personal belongings. However, the cargo was still detained.
Customs officers opened several boxes and found propaganda materials: postcards, photographs, and others. The judge eventually ordered the confiscation of the property. It was then transferred to the Supreme Court, where it remained for many years.
Earlier, MK wrote that Argentine President Javier Miley instructed all government agencies to declassify and publish official documents about Nazis who found refuge in the country after World War II.
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