CIA again,then
Thomas Eckhardt
thomas.eckhardt at uni-bonn.de
Mon Oct 27 14:36:01 CDT 2014
The CIA used "an SS soldier" in the Cold War? You, i.e. Lichtblau, must
be kidding me...
That one lonely "SS soldier" must have been Klaus Barbie, the "Butcher
of Lyon" and CIC/CIA asset after the war. As it would have been
embarrassing for U.S. intelligence to admit to the French that they
employed Barbie, they provided for his escape to Bolivia via the Vatican
"Rat Line."
Barbie had, amongst other things, sent more than 40 Jewish children to
the gas chambers:
'Klaus Barbie sent an almost unbelievable recital of the proud
accomplishment and success of the action: "This morning the Jewish
children's home 'Children's Colony' in Izieu-Ain was liquidated.
Altogether 41 children aged three to thirteen were arrested.
Furthermore, it was possible to arrest the whole Jewish staff consisting
of ten persons, including five women. Cash or other valuables could not
be seized." In addition it says that the transport to Drancy will take
place on 7 April 1944.'
http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Holocaust/Izieu.html
The CIC knew about this but it did not matter in, you know, the grand
scheme of things.
Throughout the years various Bolivian governments turned out to be most
interested in Barbie's expertise (torture, murder).
Recommended reading (hopefully the book will be translated at some
point), fresh off the press with brandnew research: Peter Hammerschmidt,
"Deckname Adler."
Thomas
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