Brazil ends search for Nazi war criminal Martin Bormann
The Brazilian government said it is giving up the hunt for Martin Bormann, the Nazi regime’s top aide, after West Germany closed the case in 1969. Authorities cited no evidence of his presence in Brazil and noted Germany declared him dead in 1973 after skeletal evidence linked to Hitler’s inner circle.
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The Bell System owns over 122 million phones, more than all other companies combined, with about 1 600 others holding the remaining 28 million. Sam Houston commanded Texan forces on April 21 1836 and defeated and captured Santa Anna at the Battle of San Jacinto.
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