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03 Apr 2025

Hitler’s Exile In South America

Adolf Hitler didn’t die inside a bunker in Berlin, but fled to South America, where he lived until the 1960s. He spent some time in Argentina, as well as neighboring Paraguay, and had two daughters over this period in exile. The CIA was well aware of it, as well as the American presidents.

Much is being learned now that Argentine President Javier Millei, following in the footsteps of American President Donald Trump, is releasing newly declassified Argentine documents. Here’s a report from Clayton Morris on Redacted News.

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28 Mar 2025

Adolf Hitler’s Secret Jungle Lair

Following in the footsteps of President Donald Trump, Argentine President Javier Milei announced this week he has ordered Argentine bureaucrats to assemble and release all classified Argentine documents concerning Nazi Fuhrer Adolf Hitler. While many pundits asserted Hitler died in a Berlin bunker at the conclusion of World War II, others alleged he had instead quietly relocated to the jungles of South America. Some placed his new home in Argentina, others identified neighboring Paraguay.

In anticipation of a treasure trove of documents from Milei, we present here a History Channel documentary called Hunting Hitler: Secret Lair Hidden in Argentine Jungle. Released in 2023, the documentary follows Tim Kennedy, U.S. Army Special Forces, as he joins archeologists Philip Kiernan and Daniel Schavelzon to explore a mysterious Nazi complex deep in the jungles of Argentina.  Have they debunked the theory that Hitler died in a Berlin bunker? It’s your call!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-KoeTLxX3HY

 

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04 Aug 2024

Indigenous Tribal Mythology

Paraguay is a south American country located between Argentina, Brazil and Bolivia. The primary indigenous people of the region are known as the Guarani. They practiced a form of animistic pantheism, much of which has survived in the form of pre-Columbian folklore and numerous myths, some of which are touched upon in this presentation. Here’s more from Robert Sepehr, author and anthropologist.

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04 May 2021

Child Sex Abuse Site Raided

A German-led raid has busted one of the largest child sexual abuse online networks in Paraguay for sharing images of underage children. The international operation involved several police forces, which targeted a dark-net platform called Boystown that had more than 400,000 registered users.

The raid also included law-enforcement agencies from the Netherlands, Sweden, Australia, the United States and Canada. “This is one of things that people are beginning to realize more and more, and understand,” says Martin Brodel. “It’s just how horrific and how prevalent that child sex trafficking really is.” In the following report, Brodel updates the election audit in Arizona, Lubbock, Texas, becoming the largest sanctuary city for the unborn and another violent weekend in Chicago.

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22 Apr 2019

The World’s Weirdest Latinos

What exactly makes Paraguay different? And why are they known throughout Latin America and some places beyond that as the weirdest Latinos? Today let’s look at the history of one of the smallest, but certainly not weakest, Hispanic countries; a country that not very many outsiders know much about.

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29 Oct 2018

World’s Weirdest Hispanics

What exactly makes Paraguay different? And why are they known throughout Latin America and some places beyond that as the weirdest Latinos? Today let’s look at the history of one of the smallest, but certainly not weakest, Hispanic countries; a country that not very many outsiders know much about.

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09 Oct 2012

Sebastian’s Voodoo

A tale of courage and self-sacrifice as a voodoo doll summons the strength to save his friends from death.

Born in Paraguay, animator Joaquin Baldwin created this 2008 short under the auspices of the UCLA Animation Workshop. It won the Short Film Corner Online Competition, juried by the National Film Board of Canada, and was nominated for the Annie Award for Best Animated Short Subject.  Baldwin now works at the Walt Disney Animation Studios in Los Angeles.

Visit his website at http://www.pixelnitrate.com/

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