¿Actividades franquistas en un refugio nazi?: Teyú Cuaré, Argentina [Francoist activities in a Nazi refuge? Teyú Cuaré, Argentina]

Abstract

In a probable place of refuge for criminals of the Second World War located on the border between Argentina and Paraguay and near the main house was a rectangular well surrounded by stones with evidence that had been opened and filled to save something, and then remove it. A Spanish belt of Franco’s army was left buried. It has been dated to 1945-1960. The site is attributed to regional Nazism although the reopening must have been associated with neo-Nazi events and Franco’s fascism.