Baer, 72, believes the archives on Nazis who fled to Argentina after the war may spotlight efforts to build a Fourth Reich in South America, and implicate Argentinian officials in the support of Nazis, money laundering schemes and more.
He’s anticipating a paper or money trail pointing to both Argentinian government involvement in the construction of a possible Nazi hideout in the Misiones province (which was uncovered in a 2015 archaeological dig), and President Juan Perón’s backing of a 1950s nuclear fusion lab headed by a Nazi scientist on a remote island.
We don’t yet know when Argentinian officials plan to release the findings, but we do know this idea of Hitler’s escape has been examined for decades.
Even the Eisenhower administration took the toppled führer’s possible survival seriously, Baer says.
In the 2015 History Channel show Hunting Hitler, Baer and others floated theories about Hitler’s escape and of Nazi stragglers regrouping with the help of sympathetic South American leaders.
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