In the Name of the Father : Nazi presence in Argentina

The virtue of the text that the reader is about to read lies in its biographical and historical character. With the self-sufficiency of a painter the author tells us about a time and a place and summons us to follow the storylines inside the German community of Bariloche that Central European island of Northern Patagonia that he belonged to. He reflects on the tensions in his hometown that like in a shadow play replicate the subterfuges of the second postwar period”. (Martin Lozada, Judge) This book is an underground memory, a courageous memory that with a critical attitude reveals the silence maintained by the members of a community regarding Nazism, the implicit or explicit adherence to the racist and anti-Semitic regime, the Holocaust, and the presence of a criminal of war among its honorary members.” (Fabiana Marcela Ertola, Historian) Read more