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tour who 1II8i; RITJ..ER hb party when they landed .trom two and in Ar~ent1na approximately two and one-half week3 after the fall ~oontinued that the first sub ca~8 010s8 to shoro about ~bad been signaled that it _as safe to land, and a dootor men disembarked. Approximately two hoars later the second sub and HlTLE.tt" two women, another doctor" and .ev9ral mOTe mon" w:·.Jle party arrivi!'lG by submarines approximately 50. were aboar d, By pre-arrar.sed plan with six top Argentine or-riel.le, paok horses ware wa:tinS ~or the ~oup and ~ daylight all supplies ~re loaded on the horse. and an all-a.y trip inland toward the foothill. ot the southern Andes was .tarted. At dusk the party arrived at tW,he here HITLERand his party, acoording tdlllllllll are nov in hiding. most specitically explained that the .ub~alODt; the tip of the a~nsula~ the l5ou~hern tip of' Ar~entina in the CUlt ot San ll.atlaa. _'-told _'that there are several tiny -Yillat;es in this &rea where members of ~l'l'])~-t.s part:! would ~ eventually ata:.· with German .taJllllies. He named the towns as San Antonio, Vldema. Neuquen" )luster" Canaena, and Baaon. ,... "
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The writer oontaot.~in'an ..tt~mpt to locate _n "Order ' bo iii1sht b& Tlgorvu.ily l~Gd in detail ccncernL'-tt; tnc aoove store. ted the intol"llll.tion eet out above, addiJlG that J.be tr1er.d to -. • talking in .troat or the Melody Lane a•• taurantwas a friend .

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~ld atter the meal followed him out where he engaged in • conYersatioD in tront of the restaurant. ~ aoooriing to uJACK," had mentioned that he
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adviaed that· he eat, two dally at the Uelody Lane has not observed the subjeot linoe hi, tir,t meeting. The . writer haa continually spot-ohecked the lfelody Lane Re.taurant at meal time in an ettort to looat~ith ne~tive results.

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may be in Araentina.

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Dear Friend, I have

some news in m:,' pos s t on l':hitch

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the British lie that Hitler is deE~'I am

.!meriern and think this should be Inves t Lgr t·~c

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Mexico City, was never carried out,

Despite the pledges by the regime of the Argentine Colonels' tod~" (GOU) to cooperate with the United Nations, Argentina is teeming with unmolested Nazi war crirninals, Among them is Count Karl von Luxburg, chief of Nazi intelligence in Argentina and a close associate of Germany's recent self-styled Fue-hrer, Admiral Karl Doenitz. Anoth('f is Richard Schroeder, one of til,· chief assistants of German L;lOOJ" Front lender Robert Ley.

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d,:pzy,;itf'd Ct~ -ble sums IlIom'Y in Argl'i'i....... .l\'c·r a period of 'im(' through the "Banco Aleman Transatluntico" (GI'rman TransatIantic Bank), reportedly under false names. Two other Nazis, who have also come to Argentina recently, are the leading Gestapo men, WaIter WiJkeninl! and Willv Schcckenbach. Schroeder is reported to have arrived in Argentina with full Instructions to prepare hiding places for other Nazis in that country. The vast territories of the provinces of Entre Rios, Chaco and Misiones are said to be ideal for harboring sought-for Nazis and to be, actually, the headquarters of clandestine Nazi organizations. The Nazis in Misiones are reported to be maintaining contacts in Brazil and Paraguay and to control a system of roadways known only to them. General Calderon, who dis. covered the extent of Nazi control in Misiones, has been arrested and is held incommunicadc. AU consistently democratic high-ranking Argentine anny officers were also purged after· the series of arrests recently. Additional evidence on Nazi economic spearheads in Argentina has been furnished by Argentine antiNazi newspapers and resistance lead-

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gr .•ph on the cc ~ a book on Nazi influence in Al~' .a, ..... ritten by R .dical party deputy Silva no Santander, shows him giving the Nazi sa\ute. CRITICA LIBRE printed documented charges that Peron, who was then War Mini~tcr and Vice President, as well as Secretary of Labor, is the partner of Fritz Mandl, pro-Nazi munitions magnate, and maintains the closest connections with him.

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government has officially intervened with Mandl's finn, and he has been officially interned. But, say Argentine democrats, this was for show pur· poses only. VANOUARDJA. Socialist nartv weekIy published in· Buenos Aires: rcv~als the following four specific cases of continued Nazi activity in its current issue:
Gennan Labor Front fees con" tinue to be deducted (rom the 131. \ .ric. of employees of the German i Transatlantic Ban1c:, indicating the of • leadIng Nazi organ,!,urvivaJ ization in ~ntina.. Every eadet in the National Military Colle~ has received a textbook on geopohtiCll wriuen by the Nazis. During the put summer, .. large airplane landed in GualeRuay, Entre Rios province, with the help of light signals during the evening hours. The landing area, located in district eight of Gualcguay, is part oE an estate recently acquired by an N_(_entine German aoeiety. The government intetvcntor in charge of the German-owned Tb)'t. sen Lamctal firm is IUmself a no~:io:.!: N:.:: ::.~med Wen~wJ.D Oncto.

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last, thanks to a ~mple chemical called alloxan, the mystery of that murderous and bafiling disease, diabetes, is well on its way toward ultimate solution. Diabetes kills some 37,000 persons yearly, and its victims are four times ~eater in \ number than those crippled by infantile paralysis. Alloxan is the "open sesame" to the enigma of diabetes. With it, researchers have, for the first time, a ~mple experimental method of giv-

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animals. This means that doctors now have a dir~t annrnach mw~rtI snlvinu th~ ~~;";~plkated -tit;,': retical problems concehUng diabetes. It also means that they now have a quick, easy way for testing different diabetes remedies such as diets, medicines and glandular extracts.

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Effed on politicalline.up·s ui Culunel Pefuii faces fest in presidential eledion
A three-day strike of Argentine DelISmell against their Government businow plotted or suspected of plotting a.gainst the Govemmeut. It has lent others to duty far from Buenos Aires. But Army backing can be deceptive; at times, defeetion baa cropped out in unexpected places. The national police are considered IOlidJy behind Colonel Pero.u, Thq. 14> •

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and industries remained closed throughout the three days; principal 5ceptions were utilities. banks and some small shops. Businessmen now have taken the decree into court; they say it is unconstitutional because the Argentine Congress did Dot approve it. There has been no Cougress in their country since 1943. the door of Colonel Peron. Earlier. lUI Labor Minister, be had backed formation of friendly labor unions and proposed a decree to give workers is per cent of their employers' profits. These actions w~ generalJy interpreted as bids lor labor haelciDg lor his presidential hopes. Col. Peron followed these moves by orpoizing the Labor Party, whicb now haa aominated him as ita presidential candidale. $UDDorl of a lar~ share of Argentina's 1,000:000 workers ~light enable - Colonel Pf'1'01l to win the February i-' election without coercion or manipulatious. Anu .Jthough he sometimes bas used strollg methods, he is believed DOW to desire eleetiou by an overwhdming popular vote. Colonel Peron counts on the .upport
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••• his elevation would create some delicate problems Notional Democrats may split ,heir pther ,nth the A..'rT!Jy; may control t.he votes. This conservative party's Govern· election if the voting appears to be unment wu overthrown hy the colonel'. in favorahle. Catholic leoder& favor him, and Ar- 19405. gentina is overwhelmingly Catholic. UltrocQn$ervQf;ve owners of huge estates will find themselves having to choose beYoung nationalists, although not nuTarnborini .JI.nd merous, are his active 5Upporters. Nazi tween Communist·backed Colonel Peron, who recently promised to and Fascist sympathizers are expected to . break up a vast ranch holding ~d tum work for his election. it over to the worker•. Opposition. Colonel Peron's opponent, Politically apathetic citizens, a finlll lose Tamborini, candidate of the Demogroup whose aid Colonel Peron seeks, in erati« Union, will count on the backing many: cases resented the closing of shop.!! of the parties in the Union-Socialist.a. during' the business strike. Some of them Radicals (except a few dissenters) Proare expected to support Peron. gre.'I~ive Democrats and Communists, These If Colonel Peron's ~PUIRJ' support range from mildly liberal to strongly lefti s t. proves' too weak to assure choice by Long-established labor unions, in the free voting, force may swing the election main, are believed friendly to Tamborini, in his favor. His elevation to the presibut they claim only 500,000 members. dency would create some delicate probIntellectual leaders, studentl. and busilems for the U. S., whose officials have nessmen are others upon whom T&IIlborini puhlicly denounced him in the past. ia depending.
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that he had been attached to the Army Transport ;;;. Corps was among the first United States troops to enter Berlin. He claimed that he went ·directly to the Reich Chancellory and th&.t he took fran a safe there twenty-five packages of documents which, from Yihat he could make out, were personal papers of Hitler f s imd consisted of personal letter.s written to and by ~s well as some documents apparently concarning a new religious movement• .-claimed that he sent the_ents directly ~ome as mementos and tQat they should be there now. described _ as a very reliable individual, very religious and apparen y sincere in his statements. hecommendat1on:

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The attached broc~d to of' the G!'!ction by Colonel_, MIS. anvi sed t~t the attached brochure was prepared by' the Ui1i tary Intelligence f:ervj.ce from captured documents, and WIlS prepared in the . attached form so that tho'} C3ief of St~fr m1~'"'t give it. to the Prcsicicnt, who undoubted ly will ~ventually plAce j t in thl) Librar:; of' Congress. Colonefldvise that he h~d been advised oy General "ancient-erg tha.t the Ch.i.e.f of Staff Waf! delighted with the attached mate.rLal., ~4t was reluctant tn pass it to the Prpsident until snme atte~pts have Leen mad~ to verity the authentricity of the documents 1100si3nat:lre of' Hitler .. Liaison

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appeariJli: in the attn-cheri book wi th thosp.appearing on the attachen official documents in order to a~certain wh~thr.r not ·the s~gnature appP.aring on the alleged marriage certificate and wills ~TC authentic. Colonel. Colonp.l--. indicaterl to~ that thf> ~hief of ~~~~;p'!r~~l!~~r.mation ~h~b!:!~:~
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de Janeiro which was entirely populated by German people. efore 8 small gatherinillat this gathering recognized ~{A sitting at a table. :~ly mentioned th1s recogand was cautione . a~hould Dot ment10n it on e wou~ be in danger. .

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5, 1947

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tion that one of his letterheads

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Re: ADJLPH HI rLER AND EVA BRAUN
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of !~rch year, was L~Brazil on business. several newspapers in Brazil information

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about ~rch

5, "1947, at least

a group ,of notables Through this ifidi Gran~e, which is about

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Casino with five

at the Grande Hotel de Cdsino

10 charge and was

establishments and"consisted of villas or homes and a large hotel which had been remodeled and was very modern. It appeared in sihe out of proportion to the siLe of the community.

Upon arrival at Casino, a community of approximately five thousand people, it occurred t hat this was an un~sual community inasmuch 8S it was neceae.vry or e~to secure a pass to ~ enter the vicinity of the town, and furthermore~ practically of ~ one hundred percent Ger~n population. This area also lacked commercial

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Re: AOOLPH P.ITLER AND EVA BRAUN

One thing of came to the attention at Casino when one of reported a large radio station hotel. This station was that the antenna· which was quite lengthy was parallel to the ground instead of perpendicular. It was renc~d off but couid pe observed from the street and_'h -ulidlng5 ne~rby, some sort. of electrical equipment as heard a dynamo but di d net actually see the equii-JJIlent. scr! ie location of this radio station s follo ... a',7hehstan ang in front of the hotel t~ke the s: first boulevard to the right and a short distance aNay the first path or narrow street which cuts to the left. Turn left and vlalk approximately .from .five to seven minutes and the equipment may be observed."

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. The~ was advertised in Casino and was to be given at tr~e~ performances in successivp eveni~~s. The performances were to be held in a hotel, combination LaUr:>om and thet tre, which would seat several hundred people. young gir

observed one of the Ilaids in the hotel speaking to a ............. tely seventeen years of age who was attractive and had ~ chcstnlJ.t co'Ior-ed llair. This YO~irl ave a "heil HITLER salute" to one of the hotel servants, whi thought ..JS of particular interestf It y:as further learned that the 0 e 0 er also had interest in a cafe and club known as ='rt~ Jockey Club" at Casino and also had intei est in a larg€manufacturing plant about half way between casino and ;"10 Grande. This plant manufactured woolen and other types of goods. rhe inhabitants of Casino did not appear to be engaged in any particulal occupation.

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Al1 inquiry b~of~ew5paper friends SUbsequently;AllflllA' disclosed that no one ~~ in C~sino except persons who had homes there prior to the time it became a military area and blocked off fro the rest of the surrounding commun1tj. This area allegedly became restricted three to four months before the end of the war in Europe • The first performance was ~iven on the evenin_r ~ ~rrival in C,sino. Shortly berore the performance began ~ that the 'b<>JJ_r-,:;r:'_ 'lfhich had a stage at one end, was comple e / ~ led with chairs whicn were occupied by local townspeople. There "as a large t:Jble situated in a strategic position before th~ stage wluch had eleven empty chairs. There \'Jas "hat appeared to be diaapagne on the t3ble. Shortly ",. before the performance started and when the lights were socewhat dimmed, eleven people came in and seated themselves at the table. They were a mixed group, both men and women. He recogni~ed one of the persons DS the seventeen or eighteen year old· girl he observed in the hotel lobby earlier th3.t day. .l..nqu~ry made of the assistant stage manag-r as to who tnese was peop'le were. The answer given was that IiTht::!y are rich South Americans·;. ition on the sta;JIIIlcould closely obserwe This was partic~y true durinp: Lhe staging Of~' ou when the spotlights were shown dil ectly across the table. obs man at the table who~ had seen before. This man was 0 vious because of a 2!1I scar ender ~chin on the right side.~reco~1ized this individual as a former German officer by the nam~SS£{AN .w.remembered this man as being a member of the G~rman Occupation Forc~n Paris during the last war in charge of the P a' da Staff w~~nsored songs and other entertainment.· n that area • tated that _ tor the French Underground an kn~ that was 100' :ing 0 during his occ~nd had i d photographs offer~ub a reward or the capture of_"whiCh were circulated ';'n the Paris area. Lileoccupants of
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related that_ in his Underground School Training had lea mentRl photographs of fe~tures of individuals and lI1eutioned the !""ortrait Parle System of Identification.

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Near the middle of the table~Observed.an iJlllllf'diatel]fel ad seen before. In refresh1n lie r arrived at Ule .Sion t.hat she WAS £VA ERAUN of' 10m iii It8ny atographs but had never aeen in person. Upon ree Zing this

ot-ner melIlDcrs 01.' t.ne group s~t.1.1ng at. tone l.aree t.arne. Tnere was one man in particular baving n~erous char~cteristics of' HITLER. This man was described as having the same gener3l build and age of HITLER, ~as cleanshaven, and hart German crew haircut. 'this ~n TjaS rather eiated elt that this party w;s def'initely HITI2E, but not as 'I'Ias thnt the woman described above VIas ZV;' B.:.AUN.

~~~.HITL8R roi~~t.ben~a~~y ~nd ex~~~ed ~~e closely the

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to be friendly with everyone at the table.

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in the village plant near Rio

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the same teble was set up but on this evening the table contained an extra r and .!S ot the previous eVjln g the occupants of the table came in lat gain observed the girl whom t~u ht to be EVABRAUNand the s:.. ng u g b.ut did not ~ve the man judged tv be Hi.TLERon the previous evening. 'WIadid notice a ver rge roan ot approximately fifty -? -

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of age with steel gray hair whomllbelieved to be a German Ofl'icer ........... oLserved in the PariS area during the occupation by German troops. ~ as unaba.:.to furnish any further identifying data beyond th~ rae t. that s sur~had seen the man before. There was another man whomllllhad not seen before in this group, to be elderlY and~ had white hair wh~c~wore rather being very curious, noticed something whic~considered nine the old man. Durin~ one of the dances xnovm as "Les 5ylphidn (PhMllia well knc".'I1 ballet which is danced in a violet colol'ed spotlight, noticed that this light "hen placed on the large table caused occ pants' laces_ to appear as though they were ~asks of death with the excep~f e old man whose tace did not jeflect as the others. This cause to believe that the old man was using make-up. Upon learning I in question was O'Iatched more closely and it was observed that he had the walk of a younger man, possibly forty to forty-live 7ears of age. ,

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IIIIIIIIIIldid not wish to be too curious in view of the fact tnat was al~~ the r'rench Underground and might possibly be r'eccgnf zed b the part ~lieved to be WEISSMAN and did not ask too many questions did learn, owever, from the young girl that she was a niece of the o n believed to 'N and that the group allegedly were from Vina del ~r of Chile. elieved that this young girl as well as the persons believed and EVA BRAUN actually resided at Casino. to the YOWlg girl tha~ was going to write a trave~he comcunlty of Casino and desc~it to prospective tourists as a very delightful, sel.ed, and uncommercialized l(~ation. The yeung girl jmmediately advised it would not be a very good idea as the peop Le wish to keep it that and did not desire tourists. She also described it as not a fit subject to write about.
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