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Argentina’s Supreme Court finds archives linked to regime

Source: cp24.com cp24.com
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In this photo released by Argentina's Supreme Court on Sunday, May 11, 2025, from left to right, researcher Marcia Ras, Rabbi Eliahu Hamra, Holocaust Museum of Buenos Aires executive director Jonathan Karszenbaum, Supreme Court president Horacio Rosatti, and Pablo Lamounat, director of the Centro de Asistencia Judicial Federal, inspect documents associated with the Nazi regime in boxes found by staffers in the court's archives in Buenos Aires, Argentina, as they prepared a museum of historical records. (Argentina Supreme Court via AP) BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — The Argentine Supreme Court has found documentation associated with the Nazi regime among its archives...
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