The revelation on one of the worst Nazi criminals: a document confirming that "Doctor Death" was living in Uruguay

A document found by the newspaper The country from Montevideo reinforces the hypothesis that Aribert Heim, one of the most wanted Nazi criminals, lived in the town of Paysandú, near the Colón.

Nicknamed "Dead Doctor", Heim was an SS doctor captain accused of crimes against humanity for the atrocities committed in the Mauthausen concentration camps.

During the two months he was there, murdered 300 detainees with injections of benzene in the heart. He also performed unnecessary experiments and operations. In addition, he decapitated two of his victims and turned his skull into a clipboard.

The document found by El País that would prove its presence on the coast of the Uruguay River is a request for permission to enter from Uruguay to Brazil of a Dr. Enrique Klugkist, who would be Heim.

About ten years ago, an investigation by the Spanish newspaper The world had revealed the Pbadage of the Nazi criminal by Uruguaybefore taking refuge in Spain and Egypt.

Heim was born in Radkersburg, Austrian city, on July 28, 1914. At the age of 21, he joined the Austrian Social-Socialist Party and studied medicine at the University of Graz. , the terrible elite Nazi troops.

Heim was captured by the allies at the end of the Second World War, but he was only prosecuted for his membership of the SS. He was then interned in a prison camp and finally released in 1948.

The ex-Nazis settled in the city of Baden-Baden after marrying his wife, Frieda, and practicing as a gynecologist until his criminal record was revealed in the early 1960s. Then he fled Germany with his wife and three children.

Researchers at the Wiesenthal Center believe that he first settled in Egypt, then in Uruguay, where he practiced as a doctor and even opened a medical clinic between 1979 and 1983.

Then he went to live in Spain and then again in Egypt, where he would have converted to Islam and would have adopted the name of Tarek Hussein Farid. According to the records, he died on August 10, 1992.