Uki Goñi

Uki Goni, whose both father and granfather were Argentine Ambassadors, has written a well researched and written thorough account of the Peron Regime's support and collaboration with the Nazi Party.

The true story has been hidden by Argentine authorities for over 50 years. Through pain staking research, Goni sort out resources from Argentina , Europe and the USA to build a strong case against Peron. He also directly implicates the Vatican at its highest power in helping to shepherd Nazi criminals to Argentina. Their willingness to overlook crimes to humanity were overwhelmed by their own anti-semitism and fear of the "godless" Communists taking over Eastern Europe.

Unfortunately, as he states in the afterward, Argentina still denies the connections he has unearthed. A great example of brave journalism and history.

An important book for anyone interested in World War II, the Holocaust, Argentina and justice.… (mehr)

Dopo la confitta di Hitler, numerosi gerarchi nazisti trovarono rifugio in Argentina: criminali di guerra come Eichmann, Barbie e Mengele, passati per Genova tra il 1949 e il 1951, ma anche Friedrich Rauch, l'ufficiale che aveva vuotato per conto del Fuhrer la Banca cenrrale tedesca. Lungo "la rotta dei topi" fuggirono anche ustascia croati, collaborazionisti belgi e filo-nazisti francesi. A organizzare la fuga era la misteriosa ed efficiente "Organisation der ebemaligen SS-Angeborigen", nome in codice Odessa.… (mehr)