HIDING THE ANGEL OF DEATH - BETINA ANTON

Discover the shocking life story of Josef Mengele, known as the Angel of Death from Auschwitz. This book offers a unique insight into his post-war fate, full of secrets and hiding from justice. Learn about the behind-the-scenes of his life in Brazil, the support of loyal friends, and surprising connections to people in his environment.

• Unknown facts from Mengele's life in hiding
• Unique perspective of journalist Betina Anton
• Memories and testimonies of people who had contact with the Angel of Death
• Mengele's letters extracted from police archives
• The image of the psyche of a Nazi perpetrator
• Daily life in the tropics
• Fundamental question: How was it possible?

After the end of World War II, Josef Mengele, known for his cruel experiments in Auschwitz, avoided capture for years. Although he was pursued by governments, organizations, and Nazi hunters, he led a quiet life in South America. He was helped by loyal friends who were not bothered by his dark past. However, Mengele refused to help his former Nazi colleagues. His death while swimming in the sea and his burial under a false name in Brazil were meant to hide his secret forever.

Betina Anton, based on unpublished materials, memories, and Mengele's letters, paints a picture of his life in the tropics. As a child, the author experienced the sudden disappearance of her beloved teacher, who turned out to be the person protecting Mengele. This event became a turning point in her journalistic investigation.

The book raises the fundamental question: how was it possible that Mengele avoided responsibility for his crimes for so long? Anton analyzes the perpetrator's psyche, his motivations, and his relationships with his environment to understand how he could lead a normal life, having the death of thousands of people on his conscience. This is a captivating read for anyone interested in the history of World War II and the fate of Nazi criminals.

Feeria Publishing presents this fact-based story in a paperback cover, with 408 pages. The book's format is 206x143 mm, and the year of publication is 2024. This is a must-have for lovers of non-fiction and history.