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Rome as a Hub for Nazis on the Run: Migration Management and Support for War Criminals after 1945 Alois Hudal and the Ratline(s) Revisited Old and new findings on the bishop’s help for war criminals and other Nazis on their way to South America Klaus Taschwer Credit: ÖNB Workshop: Nazis and Nazi Sympathizers in South America after 1945: Careers and Networks in their Destination Countries ...
Alois Hudal. 31. maj 1885. Alois Hudal bio je katolički teolog, profesor na Bečkom univerzitetu, te biskup od 1913. godine. Poznat po svojim stavovima prema nacionalsocijalizmu kao i pomaganju pri bjegu visokim nacističkim funkcionerima preko Italije za Južnu Ameriku. Hudal je studirao teologiju od 1904-08. godine u Grazu.
Alois Hudal ( Graz, 31. 5. 1885. – Rim, 19. 5. 1963) je austrijski katolički biskup i profesor na Bečkom univerzitetu. Poznat po svojim naklonim stavovima prema nacionalsocijalizmu, kao i pomaganju pri bjegu visokim nacističkim funkcionerima preko Italije za Južnu Ameriku.
Apr 22, 2020 · Hudal" Das Werden der Bewegung (Philosophische Wegbereiter / Geschichtliche Vorarbeiten / Dichter und Kulturphilosophen als nationale Vorkämpfer / Soziale Vorarbeiten) - Religiöse, sittliche und geschichtsphilosophische Lehren des Nationalsozialismus (Der Begriff der Weltanschauung / Das positive Christentum / Das Rassenproblem / Die Judenfrage.
Alois Karl Hudal (also known as Luigi Hudal; 31 May 1885 – 13 May 1963) was an Austrian bishop of the Catholic Church, based in Rome. For thirty years, he was the head of the Austrian-German congregation of Santa Maria dell'Anima in Rome and, until 1937, an influential representative of the Catholic Church in Austria.
Alois Hudal. Alois Hudal ( Graz, 31 de maig de 1885 - Roma, 13 de maig de 1963) va ser un bisbe catòlic de Roma, d'ascendència austríaca. Conegut també com a Luigi Hudal, durant 30 anys fou responsable de la petita congregació austro-germana de Santa Maria dell'Anima i, fins a 1937, un influent representant de l'Església austríaca. [1]
