Mar. 25, 2025
The historical fact of the migration of Nazi criminals to the American continent can no longer be denied as more and more official records are released to the population.
Unlike Canada’s former PM Justin Trudeau, who refused to release documents registering the names of Ukrainian Nazi collaborators in his country, Argentina’s libertarian President Javier Milei haw vowed to declassify records regarding the very significant German Nazi migration post-WW2.
El Clarin reported (translated from the Spanish):
“The government is in the process of declassifying official files on Nazi criminals who sought refuge in Argentina. This was revealed by the Chief of Staff, Guillermo Francos, in an interview he gave on Monday, after it was announced earlier, […] that the SIDE documents on the [Argentine] military dictatorship will be transferred to the General Archive of the Nation.”
Milei to declassify the Nazi immigration files
This decision comes after Milei met U.S. Senator Steve Daines, a Republican from Montana, among a Congressional delegation that visited the Casa Rosada.
Daines was reportedly the one who requested the declassification, and President Milei agreed to it.
The declassification and release work will involve ‘all levels of the State’, and in particular, contain records of the Ministry of Defense.
“’Nazis who came to take refuge in Argentina, of whom there is still documentation that has not been made public and that belong to banking, financial operations, Swiss banks’, he detailed and emphasized that, in response to the request, the President ‘gave orders that all the documentation that existed in any State agency be released so that everything is known’.”
This release is part of the government’s policy of bringing to light the archives of the 1970s, when Argentina was under a military dictatorship ruling.
“In this sense, regarding the announcement on Monday morning, the chief minister recalled that ‘there was a decree ordering the release of the archives and it had not been done. What the President proposes is that they are archives of a part of history that has to be public, that has to be in the General Archive of the Nation so that anyone can have access’, he reiterated in statements to the DNews channel.”
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