«La Cruz Roja ayudó a escapar al criminal de guerra nazi Josef Mengele tras el Holocausto»
/////Mr. Head of the General Office Division: 12 PROTEAL In relation to the request made by the Coordination and Liaison Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs -- and Worship, which has taken due account of the alleged residence in our country of the so-called JOSEF MANGUELE O MENGELE, I bring to your attention that various inquiries have been carried out that have allowed the - following circumstances to be established: JOSE MENGELE entered the Argentine Republic on June 20, 1949, with passport No. 100,501 issued by the International 'Red Cross in the name of GREGOR HELMUT, son of N. H. and Berta Gregor, born in the town of Termeno, province of Trento, Italy on August 6, 1911. He was married and worked as a mechanics by profession. Through this document, he obtained identification card No. 3,940,484 from the Federal Police idej In November 1956, he presented his birth certificate, duly certified by the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany in our country, requesting the rectification of his name and surname. This request was granted after a summary investigation before the National Court of First Instance in Case No. 9. He thus obtained the identity card (same number as identity card number 3,940,484, - in the identity card of Karlupfauer, born in the town of Ginsburg, and Walburga de la anterior) a nomore aе JUNK MENGELE, h13 Bavaria, Germany, on March 16, 1911. He was divorced and was a manufacturer by profession There is evidence in this last report that in 1958, he married MARTA MARIA WILL, ID No. 5,414,289; it is worth highlighting this circumstance, since she is the widow of a brother of the predecessor named CARLOS TADEO, who died in Germany on December 26, 1949 References obtained from various sources within the German community revealed that the deceased was a commander of the Assault Guards and also a doctor at the German extermination camp of Auschwitz, between May 1943 and the end of World War II. Due to his activities in this capacity, the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany requested the Argentine authorities' extradition of Mengele in June 1955, as he had been tried and sentenced "in absentia" to life imprisonment. The aforementioned request was denied, with the Argentine Government reporting that no action had been taken in this regard, alleging formal and procedural flaws. It was also stated unofficially that the crimes attributed to the deceased were of a political nature, and therefore the request should not be granted Other investigations revealed that Mengele had lived on the property located at 1911 Sarmiento Street, in the town of Olovos, province of Buenos Aires. Although, this, circumstance could not be definitively, established, references were obtained at that location that allowed his address to be located at 790 Virrey Vertiz Street, in the town of Vicente Lopez, province of Pepe, province of Buenos Aires. He lived there until the end of January. In the vicinity of that property, information was obtained regarding his new. location, which would be in the town of San Isidro. Some neighbors also stated that he would carry out his business activities at 1551 Azcuénaga Street in the Federal Capital. These circumstances are being investigated and Translated with Google Lens
