History Channel – In Search of History: The Odessa File (1997)
English | Documentary | Size: 802 MB
It is one of the most intriguing tales to come out of World War II. When the Allies swept into Germany during the waning days of World War II, thousands of Nazi officers who played a part in the soon-to-be-discovered Holocaust realised that they must flee the country by any means possible to avoid arrest. As the Third Reich lay in ruins, hundreds of high ranking Nazis, including Adolph Eichmann and Josef Mengele, somehow managed to escape Germany’s closed borders and find safe havens in countries as diverse as Syria, Argentina, and even America.
They were aided by the “Odessa”, what is believed to be the secret, well-financed organisation that masterminded the successful start of new lives for key war criminals. What were the mysterious links that supported the underground network – the organisation which ferried high ranking Nazis to safety and new lives from the ruins of World War II Germany?
THE ODESSA FILE examines the persistent rumors and tempting evidence that points to the existence of a secretive organization that masterminded the escape of Nazi war criminals and perpetuated Nazi ideals the world over. Nazi hunters tell of encounters that led them to believe such a network not only existed, but still protects former war criminals to this day.
Explore the link between the Perons of Argentina and the ex-Nazi colonel Otto Skorenzy, who many suspect was the mastermind behind Odessa. And see why the revelations surrounding the Swiss banks’ handling of Nazi money may hold the vital clues that finally reveal the truth about the shadowy organization.
Produced by FilmRoos, Inc. For The History Channel/A&E Television Networks
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