Nemere István - Martin Bormann second his life

According to signs, Martin Bormann, Hitler's deputy, did not fall in the besieged city, but got out of it and later moved to South America. In the book, we can follow his journey with documentary-like...
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Nemere István
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Csengőkert Kft.
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According to signs, Martin Bormann, Hitler's deputy, did not fall in the besieged city, but got out of it and later moved to South America. In the book, we can follow his journey with documentary-like accuracy, verified by data and eyewitnesses. What did the Peróns (including Evita) have to do with the Nazi's criminal journey? Did the Vatican help the criminal wanted by the four superpowers win the mouse road? Did they really see him in monasteries in Italy, Spain, Egypt, and later in Buenos Aires, then in Paraguay? We can witness an exciting investigation that lasted for decades and involved several secret services. Meanwhile, the underground Nazi organizations not only saved Bormann, but tried to erase his traces. The cat-and-mouse game lasted for four decades.

Csengőkert Kft.
History books
191 pages
Binding: paperback
ISBN: 9786155612190
Author: István Nemere

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