Wiesenthal says Nazi agents duped writers on Bormann
Vienna based Nazi hunter Simon Wiesenthal claims Kameradenwerk fed journalists false tips about Martin Bormann being alive in South America. He doubts the Daily Express and Farago articles, noting Bormann would not be a public figure if real. He urges authorities to verify leads and cautions that such reports aid remaining Nazis.
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Adolf Hitler
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Ladislas Farago
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Stewart Steven
Bormann
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Odessa
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Jewish scientists urge Moscow to ease emigration visas
Five Jewish scientists appealed to Mstislav Keldysh, president of the Soviet Academy of Sciences, to help those denied visas to emigrate to Israel. The open letter cites government secrecy and denial of freedom of science as harming Soviet science. Signatories include Benjamin Levich, Alexander Lerner, Vladimir Mash, Hirsel Rtaner, and Alexander Voronel.
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Soviet Academy of Sciences
Israel
Mstislav Keldysh
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Benjamin Levich
Moscow University
Alexander Lerner
Vladimir Mash
Hirsel Rtaner
Alexander Voronel
Rumors Seen About Bormann Alive Stir Skepticism
Reports claim Thann is living secretly at an Argentine ranch and Bormann may be alive. Argentine officials and military intelligence offered no comment while the West German Embassy also declined. In Tel Aviv, Israelis doubted the alive report amid widespread rumors and cautious officials.
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Tel Aviv
Bormann
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