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Reply With QuoteWhat about those Stazi files? I know every other East German was keeping tabs on his neighbors, but what became of Nazi intel experts that lived in East Germany? Something tells me that they hung in there.
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Germany's secret service has lost a court battle to keep secret thousands of potentially embarrassing files on Nazi leader Adolf Eichmann, who was kidnapped by Mossad agents in Argentina in 1961 and executed in Israel.
Even though it remains unclear when and how many of the files will be opened, the ruling sets a precedent that could force Germany to reveal the full extent of collusion between West German authorities and fugitive Nazis half a century ago...
Landmark Ruling: Court Puts Pressure on Germany to Open Adolf Eichmann Files - SPIEGEL ONLINE - News - International
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What about those Stazi files? I know every other East German was keeping tabs on his neighbors, but what became of Nazi intel experts that lived in East Germany? Something tells me that they hung in there.
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Originally Posted by Richyrich03867
There is an authority for the administration of these files ( the so-called "Birthler-Behörde", headed by a former east german dissident) and it has already brought MP´s, ministers and others in trouble when their past as eastern german secret agents was suddenly public.
And as to Nazi leaders ending up in eastern Germany I can for example mention the german commander at Stalingrad, Marshal Paulus and a couple of other generals, but most prominent Nazis went west.
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when will the west expose it's little nazi bias?
to live is to suffer-Fritz lang
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