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Nazi Echo


Ronald Reagan's Bloody Apocalypto
For many Americans who have watched Mel Gibson's Apocalypto, the pain of the fictional ancient Mayas in the movie is more real than the actual suffering of real Mayas who were tortured and slaughtered in the 1980s with the help of then-President Ronald Reagan. When a right-wing military dictator was waging this modern genocide against Mayas, Reagan was busy covering the killers' tracks and giving them more efficient weapons to carry out the task. But that history now is less known to Americans than Gibson's faux history of 500 years ago. December 17, 2006

Pinochet's Death Spares Bush Family
The heart-attack death of notorious Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet means the Bush Family can breathe a little easier, knowing the criminal cases against Pinochet can no longer implicate his longtime friend and protector, George H.W. Bush. Pinochet also was protected from facing justice by George W. Bush, who sidetracked an FBI recommendation to indict Pinochet for the terrorist murder of a Chilean dissident and an American woman in Washington in 1976. December 12, 2006

CIA's Worst-Kept Secret
Newly released documents confirm that U.S. intelligence recruited and protected hundreds of Nazi war criminals after World War II. By Martin A. Lee. May 16, 2001

Ashcroft & Anti-Semitism
In a speech at Bob Jones University, John Ashcroft -- now the attorney general-designate -- overstated the alleged role of the Jews of ancient Jerusalem in the crucifixion of Jesus. January 16, 2001.

Clinton 'Tasks' Release of Chile Secrets
Political risk from Pinochet case spreads. By Peter Kornbluh. May 8, 1999

Pinochet's Mad Scientist
A potential witness against ex-Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet was silenced in a murder mystery that shows the continuing power of the Operation Condor assassination network. By Samuel Blixen. January 13, 1999

The Judge & the Dictator
Spain’s ‘superjudge,’ Baltasar Garzon, followed a winding road in his pursuit of Gen. Augusto Pinochet. By Alvaro Tizon. January 13, 1999

Evita, the Swiss & the Nazis
New evidence, including documents from Swiss archives, buttresses old suspicions that Argentine legend Eva Peron helped pull together the loose ends of a Nazi escape network after World War II. These “ratlines” turned Argentina and South America into safe havens for fugitive followers of Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini -- with violent consequences that continue to the present day. By Georg Hodel. January 7, 1999

Kohl's Defeat & Hitler's Ghost
The compromises of Germany's World War II generation. October 25, 1998

The Chile Coup -- The U.S. Hand
Pinochet's arrest and Nixon's secret war to "save" Chile. October 25, 1998

A Nazi Echo: Argentine Death Camps & the Contras
Argentine Dirty Warriors implicated in funnelling drug money to the Nicaraguan contras were also connected to a Nazi-like scheme of plundering the personal property of death camp victims, with the proceeds going into Swiss banks. Sept. 19, 1998

Argentina's Dapper State-Terrorist
Former Argentine dictator Jorge Rafael Videla, another Reagan favorite, faces new charges in a baby-harvesting scandal. August 19, 1998

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