Reply #6: Google translation from LePoint:

[Judi Lynn]

AFP - Posted on 05/02/2011 at 12:51 - Edited on 05/02/2011 at 12:52
A Belgian claims to have met with Martin Bormann in Bolivia



Ensures that a Belgian Nazi war criminal Martin Bormann, officially declared
dead in 1945, lived in Paraguay and Bolivia after the war where he met living
under a religious identity, in an interview published Saturday by daily last hour.

Ensures that a Belgian Nazi war criminal Martin Bormann, officially declared dead in 1945, lived in Paraguay and Bolivia after the war where he met living under a religious identity, in an interview published Saturday by daily last hour.

Employee sentenced to death in Belgium in 1946, Paul van Aerschodt, 88, lives in the name of Pablo Simons in San Sebastian, Spain, where she met a reporter from the newspaper, Gilbert Dupont.

Paul Van Aerschot claims to have met with Martin Bormann "four times to 1960" at La Paz, Bolivia, where he fled in 1947 "with a visa obtained in a few days in the intervention of a Claretian father, Bishop Antezana.

His statements should revive the controversy over the death of Nazi official Adolf Hitler serétaire officially declared dead in 1945 and revived the controversy over the support of the Church in Nazi criminals at large.

"Bormann came from Paraguay. He prepared a dozen officers a coup to overthrow Peron in Argentina," he said. "Bormann had remained a fanatical (...) Under the name of Augustin von Lembach, he passed himself off as a Redemptorist father and wore a black cassock, which did well laugh," he added.

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