1. Nazi War Criminals in Argentina/South America After WW2

Name (Wikipedia) Time in Argentina/Region Wikimedia Commons
Adolf Eichmann 1950–May 11, 1960 (captured in Argentina) Search Eichmann
Josef Mengele 1949–~1960 (left after Eichmann's capture; later Paraguay/Brazil until 1979) Search Mengele
Erich Priebke ~1948–1994 (Argentina; extradited 1995 to Italy) Search Priebke
Walter Kutschmann 1948–1986 (died in Buenos Aires) Search Kutschmann
Josef Schwammberger Not primarily Argentina; brief residence only Search Schwammberger
Gustav Wagner 1950–1978 (primarily Paraguay/Brazil, minimal Argentina) Search Wagner
Eduard Roschmann 1948–1977 (Argentina; fled to Paraguay 1977; died 1977) Search Roschmann
Ante Pavelić 1948–1957 (Argentina; fled to Spain 1957; died 1959) Search Pavelić

2. Jorge Zorreguieta

'dirty war' minister who couldn't escape his past

Princess’ dad has Argentine dictatorship history

weblink.iconheraldnet.com, 3 february 2013, Michael Warren, Associated Press


Zorreguieta's ties to Argentina's 1976 coup raised questions when his daughter became Queen of the Netherlands

weblink.iconindependent.co.uk, 16 August 2017, Phil Davison


Vader van koningin Máxima overleden: was Jorge Zorreguieta een schurk of een vakman?

weblink.iconvolkskrant.nl - Paywall archive.is - Intl., 16 August 2017, Phil Davison


Details emerge over 2001 royal family fight over Maxima’s father

weblink.iconnltimes.nl, 31 january 2022, ANP


Deconstructing Máxima of the Netherlands: The Dutch queen’s life, miracles and hardships

weblink.iconelpais.com, 29 octobre 2023, Igor López, Amsterdam


Dramaserie Máxima (Saskia Diesing, Joosje Duk, Iván López Núñez & Roxanne Stam)

weblink.icons.to, 20 avril 2024, Rachel van Bommel


Adopted by their parents’ enemies: tracing the stolen children of Argentina’s ‘dirty war’

weblink.icontheguardian.com, 16 januar 2023, L. Tondo & E. Basso / Buenos Aires, S. Jones / Madrid