Argentina’s Supreme Court Uncovers 80 Boxes of Nazi Propaganda in Basement
Argentina’s Supreme Court recently made a startling discovery: eighty boxes overflowing with Nazi paraphernalia tucked away in its basement. The sheer volume of material, left undisturbed for decades, immediately raises questions about the court’s record-keeping and the potential significance of the find. These weren’t just random items; the boxes contained postcards, propaganda leaflets, and other materials designed to spread Nazi ideology within Argentina during and after World War II.
The discovery reveals a chapter of Argentina’s history often overlooked or downplayed: its complex relationship with Nazi Germany. While Argentina officially declared war on Germany and Japan in 1945, its neutrality prior to that, coupled with the known presence of Nazi sympathizers within the government, suggests a far less straightforward narrative than commonly presented.… Continue reading
Matt Underwood