Spotted in Argentina during the summer of 1951 was Mussolini’s daughter, Edda Ciano (1910 – 1995), Otto Skorzeny (1908 – 1975) and Croatian fascist Ante Pavelić (1889 – 1959). The murderous Pavelić was in the employ of the Argentine dictator, Juan Peron; the other two resided in Europe (Countess Ciano had recently served a two-year stint in the Italian prison system and Skorzeny, as an ODESSA flunky, was no stranger to South America). The image posted above is of a Buenos Aires Nazi rally from 1938.

The flag above is said to have been that of the Nazi Party in Argentina. This organization was believed to have had thousands of members long after the war ended.

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