I don't understand why people only talk about Argentina when it comes to Nazism in the south, and Brazil had more Germans than Argentina, Brazil was the second country after the United States to receive German immigration.
Also Brazil was pro-ally and not racist, Argentina was pro-nazi pro-fascist, pro-Franco because Peron served as an adjunct in Italian army. That is why Peronism was considered a fascist regime and received many nazis. They also had legal nazi parties during the 1930s. Peron was a racist and an ideologe that's why. But Germans in general are racists too and they don't mix.
Hitler helped General Franco of Spain fight the communists. After that, the entire Spanish empire (Spain, Portugal, Central America, South America), which stayed neutral in WWII, was friendly territory to Germany. There was also a sizable segment of America, people and industry, that was pro-NAZI. And, of course, after WWII, the US brought in NAZI scientists, engineers, technicians to lead the American missile research effort. Germany today is the economic backbone of Europe. Motivated by a silent Islamic invasion of Europe, Europe is moving again to the political right. Merkel's time as chancellor is over.
Interesting topic great video. When I think of Argentina I think of the great basketball player Manu Ginoblli. And when I think about how the people of Argentina I think of a really watered down Latin/African person. They do consider themselves a European nation in South America, which is quite pathetic that the nation wants to hang onto its whiteness. But my question is how can these Nazi live in a community that is such a contrast of what they were fighting for, an Aryan society and world.
I don't understand why people only talk about Argentina when it comes to Nazism in the south, and Brazil had more Germans than Argentina, Brazil was the second country after the United States to receive German immigration.
Numerically yes but in % they received more nazis than Brazil.
Also Brazil was pro-ally and not racist, Argentina was pro-nazi pro-fascist, pro-Franco because Peron served as an adjunct in Italian army. That is why Peronism was considered a fascist regime and received many nazis. They also had legal nazi parties during the 1930s. Peron was a racist and an ideologe that's why. But Germans in general are racists too and they don't mix.
most went to Argentina to the south of Brazil others to Chile paraguay maybe Uruguay
Hitler helped General Franco of Spain fight the communists. After that, the entire Spanish empire (Spain, Portugal, Central America, South America), which stayed neutral in WWII, was friendly territory to Germany. There was also a sizable segment of America, people and industry, that was pro-NAZI. And, of course, after WWII, the US brought in NAZI scientists, engineers, technicians to lead the American missile research effort. Germany today is the economic backbone of Europe. Motivated by a silent Islamic invasion of Europe, Europe is moving again to the political right. Merkel's time as chancellor is over.
Josef Mengele came to Brazil, not to Argentina.
Mengele was in Argentina too.
Matias Ferrari Then he fled to Paraguay and to Brazil, were he spent all the rest of his life until his death, in 1979.
most went to Argentina to the south of Brazil others to Chile paraguay maybe Uruguay
I'd say it was more for their technology like the US of A
Interesting topic great video. When I think of Argentina I think of the great basketball player Manu Ginoblli. And when I think about how the people of Argentina I think of a really watered down Latin/African person. They do consider themselves a European nation in South America, which is quite pathetic that the nation wants to hang onto its whiteness. But my question is how can these Nazi live in a community that is such a contrast of what they were fighting for, an Aryan society and world.