Operazione Odessa

Uki Goñi has written a fantastic book with The Real Odessa. His research is considerable as he pieced together the secret trail that spirited Nazi war criminals and collaborators from post WW2 Europe to Argentina under its leader Juan Perón. Argentina at that time was deeply sympathetic to Nazi idea Leggi tutto

Not quite as bad as Gerald Steinacher's book "Nazis on the Run", but I simply couldn;t get into this. I recommend reading Andrew Nagorski instead (The Nazi Hunters).

Excellent work. Good for those new or well versed on the topic. It's similar to Ratlines except it's a bit more concrete. I primarily bought it for the chapter on the Ustasha and the Catholic Church's involvement. The wealth the Ustasha amassed from murdering hundreds of thousands of people is stagge Leggi tutto

This book is a very detailed description of the efforts of Juan Peron and the Argentine government to allow war criminals and collaborators to find refuge from justice in Argentina. Densely written, the book lays bare not only Peron's actions but also those of the Vatican/Catholic Church. The story

Solid, with lots of information, but I couldn't help being confused by all the unfamiliar names.

Uki Goñi’s 2022 book is sub-titled ‘How Nazi War Criminals Escaped Europe’ and is an updated version of a book of the same title published in 2002. He has been relentless in delving into old archives in Argentina and Europe, and even the CIA. This testament reveals the people ‘co-mingling in a commo Leggi tutto

Książka to dziennikarskie śledztwo argentyńskiego dziennikarza Ukiego Gonii na temat ucieczek po wojnie nazistowskich, włoskich i chorwackich zbrodniarzy wojennych do Argentyny, jaki miał w tym udział rząd Juana Perona i Watykan. Największą wartością książki jest jej wiarygodność - autor prawie każd Leggi tutto

Well researched book involving many countries and people who were prime players in the WWII atrocities. These men were high ranking German officials and officers who profited from the plunder of Jewish people in every country the Germany invaded. Money was transferred to bank accounts using fake na

As expected, this was a truly insightful read. Gōni exposed the bleak truths about the network that allowed hundreds of Nazi war criminals, including Adolf Eichmann and Josef Mengele to flee to Argentina at the end of the war. It is a remarkable and shocking research. I am lucky I haven't lived throu Leggi tutto

Solid book. Facinating coverage of an aspect of the war i knew next to nothing about and was stunned to learn of the massive scope. The author more than prooves his case, while the th3 story may sound ludacrus in places it's always backed with documentation. What stops it being great though is the s Leggi tutto