Items are part of 83 packages sent to Buenos Aires on June 20, 1941 by the German embassy in Tokyo
In the Supreme Court of Argentinaseveral boxes containing Nazi propaganda material were found. This discovery occurred during the process of creating a museum that will bring together historical court documents. Among the items found, there are postcards, photographs and other materials that aimed to disseminate the ideology of Adolf Hitler in the country during the period of World War II.
These boxes are linked to the sending of 83 packages that arrived in Buenos Aires on June 20, 1941. The packages were sent by the Embassy of Germany in Tokyo and, at the time, the diplomatic mission stated that it was personal belongings. However, the packages were retained by the Customs and Port Division, raising suspicions about their content.
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The president of the Supreme Court, Horacio Rosatti, requested the preservation and analysis of all the material found.
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Posted by Fernando Dias
Source: Jovempan
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