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Argentinian court unearths archives linked to Nazis
Documents associated with the Nazi regime sit in boxes found by staffers in the court's archives in Buenos Aires, Argentina, as they prepared a museum of historical records, May 11, 2025

THE Supreme Court of Argentina has unearthed documentation associated with the Nazi regime among its archives including propaganda material that was used to spread Adolf Hitler’s ideology in the South American nation, a judicial authority from the court reported on Sunday.

The court came across the material when preparing for the creation of a museum with its historical documents, the judicial authority said. The official requested anonymity due to internal policies.

Among the documents, they found postcards, photographs and propaganda material from the German regime.

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