New document confirms Uruguay's move to "Doctor Death", one of the most wanted Nazi war criminals

The badumption that the Nazi criminal Aribert Heim He lived in the Uruguayan town of Paysandú and gains more strength every day. He not only settled in Uruguay but also practiced medicine.

All this comes out of a newspaper survey The country from Montevideo, which published a document proving Heim's presence on Uruguayan lands. It is about a request for authorization to enter Uruguay from Brazil and is on behalf of Dr. Enrique Klugkist, who is supposed to be Heim.

This is not the first time that "Dr. Muerte" practiced medicine in Paysandú. Ten years ago, an article in the Spanish newspaper The world as well had pointed out the Heim pbadage for Uruguay, before taking refuge in Spain.

As a Schutzstaffel doctor at the Mauthausen-Gusen concentration camp, He is accused of killing and torturing many detainees by various methods., such as direct injections of toxic compounds into the hearts of their victims.

With Alois Brunner, Heim was one of the last fugitive Nazi criminals to be found.

Aribert Ferdinand Heim was born in Radkersburg, Austria, on July 28, 1914. At the age of 21, he went into hiding. Austrian Socialist Party. According to the historian David Wingeate PikeProfessor emeritus of the American University of Paris, author of "Spaniards in the Holocaust", Heim has a degree in medicine from the University of Graz.

In 1938, with the new title obtained, he's enlisted in the SS of Heinrich Himmler, the organization that administered the German death camps. He was badigned the number 367 744.

The prisoners of the Mauthausen concentration camp called Heim "Doctor Death"Sephardic Jews and Spanish Republican prisoners also knew him as" El Banderillero ".

Heim spent two months (October to December 1941) in this area near Linz (Austria). he experimented with Jews, Russians and Spaniards, as had the Auschwitz doctor, Josef Mengele.

"Heim thinks prisoners of fear of death"said a survivor, Marcelino Bilbao, explaining how himself, along with 29 other detainees, had been poisoned by various injections directly into the heart to cause death more quickly.

Despite his atrocities, Heim was captured by the allies and could not be prosecuted for his membership of the Waffen-SS. Interned in a prison camp, he was released in 1948. He moved to Baden-Baden after marrying his wife, Frieda, and practiced as a gynecologist until, in the proceedings against the doctors, his sadistic file is revealed. But he managed to escape.

The paper recalls that researchers at the Wiesenthal Center They place Heim in Egypt immediately after his escape. In 1967, after the Egyptian defeat at the hands of Israel during the Six Day War and the death of his protector Eisel, Heim left Cairo and visited several countries until he arrived in Uruguay.

In the province of Paysandu opened a specialized clinic in psychiatry and gynecology. He was accompanied by his daughter Waltraud. The clinic remained open from 1979 to 1983. Two years after its closure, Heim would have arrived in Spain.

However, in 2012, a Baden-Baden court took for granted that the "Doctor Death" I would have died in August 1992 in Egypt. Researchers have tried for years to know its exact location by looking for it in vain in South America and Europe. But the judicial inquiry was designed to prove that in 1980 he's converted to Islam under the name Tarek Hussein Farid, who appeared in the archives as having died on August 10, 1992 in Egyptian lands.