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highhomes1994 , in Carlos Goebbels

Argentinian here… Most of the immigration here, like 85%, is Spanish and Italian (pre and post wars). My family came here before 1920, from different parts of Spain, like it happened in the US and many countries across the continent. That said, it’s true many nazis came here to hide after the war, some more hidden than others but most were not in Buenos Aires because they could be easily exposed. This happened also in Chile, Paraguay and Brazil. Why this happened? Probably contacts with the governments and even today South America has almost zero immigration control, nazi or not. Another less known fact is that Argentina has one of the biggest Jewish communities. You can Google it 😊

boyi ,

Argentina during that time is like the US now - such a promising country. People migrated there in flock.

HardlightCereal ,

Actually, America currently has a refugee crisis of people who want to leave

basxto ,
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Wasn’t there already a German population before WW2 because there is a small patch in Argentina with similar climate to Germany?

highhomes1994 ,

Yes, absolutely. In the second census (1895), 25% of the population was immigrants, mainly Spanish and Italian, but from other parts of Europe as well. Argentina is a large country with a lot of different landscapes, weather, etc. and back then it was promising. Also immigrants were not looking for a perfect place, just a place to raise their families with better conditions than the ones they had in Europe at the time

warmaster ,

That small patch is bigger than Germany. 🤣

basxto ,
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Yes, you are right. I only had Cfb (Temperate oceanic) in mind, which is indeed quite small. But there is also a lot bigger area covered by Cfa (Humid subtropical). And both together are indeed more than twice as large as Germany.

whileloop , in Rules are rules 🤷
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Scisohol?

JoMiran , in Carlos Goebbels
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I dated an “Argentinian” girl in college called Julia Göring. She told me that unlike most families with Nazi related last names, hers decided to keep theirs per her grandmother’s insistence.

FlyingSquid ,
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One of my relatives was named Adolf. He died in the 1970s.

Everybody in my family is Jewish.

yeather ,

Adolf was an uncommon but not rare name in Germany before the funny guy.

hglman ,

Are you talking about Charlie Chaplin?

basxto ,
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When Hitler was born, Adolf was one of the 50 most popular first names in Germany, even though he wasn’t born in Germany.

Noodle07 ,

I can’t wait for Kevin to start a genocide

basxto ,
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Well, the more popular a name the likelier it is that some screwed up person has that name.

  • Stalin was a Joseph (Ioseb).
  • Leopold II of Belgium was a Leopold (Léopold), with second names Lewis (Louis) and Philipp (Philippe).
  • Lenin was a Vladimir (Владимир).
  • Obote was a Milton.
  • Mussolini was a Benedict (Benito).
  • Franco was a Francis (Francisco).
  • Tito was a Joseph (Josip).
  • Micombero was a Michael (Michel).
NathanielThomas ,

I don’t think Adolf is unheard of today.

Ironically, I did know of an Adolf growing up, but he was a German Jew.

quicksand ,

My boss is named Adolfo and I’m just like why?

Hubi ,

Göring isn’t even such an uncommon name in Germany, there’s even a politician of the Green Party currently in parliament with that name.

Diprount_Tomato , in Carlos Goebbels
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That’s what they want you to think so they can appear more “Aryan”

betterdeadthanreddit ,
Diprount_Tomato ,
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I didn’t say it didn’t happen, just that it’s a lot more uncommon than what Argentinians want you to think

betterdeadthanreddit ,

A little weird that they’d look at Nazis and their descendants as something to aspire to. People are a mystery.

Diprount_Tomato ,
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If you think that’s crazy you haven’t met enough Argentinians

betterdeadthanreddit ,

Given what I’m reading in this thread, it sounds like I’ve met exactly as many Argentinians as I want to.

abii ,

"Mexicans came from the indian people, Brazilians came from the jungle, but we, the Argentinians came from the boats, and were boats that came from there, Europe. And that’s how we built our society."

  • Alberto Fernandez, former president of Argentina

For more context, he said that quoting a singer (i think an argentinian one) 💀

rob_t_firefly , in It's amazing the difference 5 lbs can make!
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Why do bodybuilders always get photos taken of them punching themselves in the head?

MrGerrit ,

“stop hitting yourself!”

Hexagon , in They are watching

We have cats that can be alive and dead at the same time. Perfectly normal, no magic involved.

And we can make you age slower than your twin brother, just go on a very fast space trip. Still no magic needed. It’s totally legit

jarfil ,

We can make a single ray of light hit a wall and go through two or more windows at the same time, then interfere with itself. No magic, just don’t look too closely at the windows or it stops working.

We can also make two perpendicular polarizers stop blocking all light by adding more polarizers in between them. Also not magic, but the brightening is not linear, don’t ask why.

Auduras , in Carlos Goebbels

A picture of Mussolini could work also, so many Argentinians I know have Italian last names (as well as German).

Hotzilla , in The current state of search engines (music video)

So true, as dev google is trash now. Luckily gpt has made it better.

greyscale ,
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eyetwitching

Spacehooks , in They are watching

Black magic design smith chart.

speaker_hat , (edited ) in if the person who named walkie talkies named everything.

Toast: Cheesy Squeezy

Sewer: Filthy Thingy

Shoes: Runny Runny

Shroom: Trippy Weepy

NSFW Disney: Kinky Mickey

Serpent ,

A for effort, execution needs some improvement

speaker_hat ,

Appreciate

muhdsalm ,

Runny Runny applies to both shoes and noses 🤨

candio , in Carlos Goebbels

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  • Ryan213 ,
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    I don’t get it. Why?

    captainlezbian ,

    Argentinia wasn’t forcibly denazified after the war and was sympathetic to fascism and so a lot of Nazis and fascists fled there to avoid prison or the rope. Mengele lived in buenos Aries until the 90s.

    Compare this to francoist spain which always knew it had to walk a tight line because so long as they were ostensibly more on the side of the Allies than the axis they could get away with shit like having their white terror and various other fascist governances. Combine that understanding with a large border with France and axis officers felt it was unsafe to flee to for good reason.

    CrunchyBoy ,

    Josef Mengele died in 1979

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Josef_Mengele

    captainlezbian ,

    Well there go the consequences of skimming when you research before replying

    SyJ , in Carlos Goebbels

    I don’t think you can shit post facts. Know an Argentine girl, last name is so German she’s not allowed to cross the Rhineland.

    TheKarion , in Wow look, nothing

    Now that’s funny

    TheKarion , in he is in your walls

    The rock

    TheKarion , (edited ) in But Shitpost-From-Every-Orifice-Man, do you think we'll get there in time?

    Thanks I needed that transcription

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