This book investigates the alleged presence and activities of high-ranking Nazis in Argentina during the two decades following World War II. It examines the historical context of Argentina's post-war immigration policies and the potential for refuge for war criminals, drawing on various sources to support its claims.

The book presents a controversial thesis regarding the post-war presence of Nazi figures in Argentina. Its claims are likely to provoke debate among historians and readers interested in the aftermath of World War II. The subject matter suggests a focus on investigative history and potentially speculative elements concerning fugitive war criminals.