Nazi War Criminal Barbie Escapes to Bolivia with Army Aid
A Klaus Barbie escape route is detailed in a Justice Department report. German-born Barbie traveled as Klaus Altmann under forged papers on the Italian ship Corrientes from Genoa to Buenos Aires in March 1951, aided by Croatian priest Krunoslav Dragonovic and a U.S. Army network that used displaced persons routes to move him to Bolivia with visas and Red Cross paperwork. The operation, described as conducted at the edge of legality, began in Augsburg and proceeded via Salzburg and Genoa, concluding with arrival in South America on April 10, 1951.
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Israel seeks to renew ties with black African nations
Israel moves to reestablish diplomacy with black Africa after severing links in the early 1970s. Liberia is the latest to resume relations as Nigeria, Kenya, and Ivory Coast weigh moves. analysts note South Africa ties as a complicating factor while military links influence gains.
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