What happened to klaus eichmann argentina

The men behind the horrors of World War II were either caught, imprisoned and put on trial for their unspeakable crimes, or they took poison before justice could catch up with them.

The ringer leader, Adolf Hitler, committed suicide before the Allies could capture him and make him answer for the war, much to the frustration and disappointment of his enemies.

Not Adolph Eichmann, however.

He managed to escape, and lived for years as a quiet, “off the radar” factory worker in South America. He and his family fled to Argentina, and he likely assumed that, once there, he could live out his days in peace and anonymity.

He was wrong.

The family did make it to Buenos Aires, and Eichmann began working at a Mercedes Benz factory.

He and his wife had four sons: Klaus, Horst, Dieter, and Ricardo. Only the youngest, Ricardo, loathed his father and what he stood for; the other three remained completely loyal and devoted.

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