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Known as the king of special forces, he assassinated the commander-in-chief of the U.S. army and became a multimillionaire in his later years

As we all know, the Second World War ended with the victory of the anti-fascist people. Nazi Germany was one of the initiators of World War II, forming an aggressive military alliance with Italy and Japan. In the wave of anti-Nazis, countries have counterattacked the Fascist aggression dominated by Germany, and in 1945, the Soviet Red Army invaded Berlin, and Germany saw that the defeat was decided and chose to surrender.

Known as the king of special forces, he assassinated the commander-in-chief of the U.S. army and became a multimillionaire in his later years

After World War II, the defeated Germany was handed over to the victorious countries by senior officers of the main counselors, and these senior war criminals were brutally punished. Among the generals handed over to the victorious powers, a Nazi officer escaped. He was Otto Skolzny. His life history is extremely rich, assassinating the commander of the US military, being valued by the female president, becoming a multimillionaire in his later years, and is known as the "most cattle war criminal" in World War II, the king of special forces.

Known as the king of special forces, he assassinated the commander-in-chief of the U.S. army and became a multimillionaire in his later years

Europe's first "evil man" is the nickname of the well-known representative of Otto Skolzner. At the age of 18, he participated in 14 duels during his college years, leaving a visible sword wound on his left cheek during the duel, which was later called "Scarface" by Allied soldiers. Skolzner, who graduated from college, joined the Austrian Nazi organization and became a stormtrooper, and his 1.92m hunk made him a brilliant Nazi thug in the street scuffles on the eve of the German-Austrian merger.

Known as the king of special forces, he assassinated the commander-in-chief of the U.S. army and became a multimillionaire in his later years

In 1940, Skolzner signed up for the SS, known as Hitler's personal bodyguard, and was selected from thousands of conscripts to be assigned to the army's "Moonlight Squadron." He often led his subordinates in the Eastern Front to use cunning rather than conventional combat methods in battle, and was famous for carrying out a variety of offensive operations, and in World War II he instructed the soldiers of the 150th Armored Brigade to disguise themselves as American troops, use American flags, badges and uniforms, mix into the Allied ranks to create chaos, and almost killed the Commander of the United States Army, Eisenhower. It was highly prestigious in the German army.

Known as the king of special forces, he assassinated the commander-in-chief of the U.S. army and became a multimillionaire in his later years

After Germany's defeat, Skolzner was brought to Dachau for trial along with 10 other SS war criminals. He spent two years in a de-Nazismized POW camp and was never released, so on July 27, 1948, Skolzner used his special forces talents and escaped from the camp in a van. After 18 months in hiding, he came to Spain with a "refugee" passport issued by the Holy See, where he was sheltered by the dictator General Franco, where he borrowed money from a friend, opened an industrial technology company, and in 1952 sold the largest deal in Spain at the time, selling railway vehicles and tools worth $5 million to Spain. He then came to Argentina and had close relations with the female President of Perón. Acted as Madame Perón's personal bodyguard.

Known as the king of special forces, he assassinated the commander-in-chief of the U.S. army and became a multimillionaire in his later years

In addition, after several years in Argentina, Skolzner came to Spain. He dedicated himself to helping former Nazi officers who were still in prison to be released or escape, and more than 500 Nazi officers fled from Spain to South America with his help, at which point he acquired the Nazi wealth of Mrs. Perón's foundation, in which he used his talents to become a businessman and a multimillionaire in his later years. The man, hailed as "the most dangerous man in Europe," died of illness at the age of 67, and in accordance with Skolzner's will, he was buried in Vienna's Doblinger Cemetery with his mother at his side.