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Immigration to Argentina

Largely descriptive and sometimes lacking a sense of unity, the book draws extensively on previous work, especially Richard McGaha’s 2009 doctoral dissertation on German and Nazi operations in Argentina, which is more focused and fluid but unfortunately was never published. Dimitrakis complements his synthesis of secondary literature with illuminating research in British and US archives, and it is particularly interesting how this book makes use of Allied sources to reveal Axis and Argentine activities, which (as in Marc Becker’s The FBI in Latin America) were tracked and documented via a combination of simultaneous intercept and postwar interrogation. Without a broader takeaway for Latin American or international history, however, this book will likely be of more interest to those specifically looking for a short if slightly disorienting summary of German and Nazi operations in Argentina.