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| '''Juan Carlos Blumberg''' is a retired nazi-leader escaped from Germany at the end of the WW2. He hide himself at Italy where he was introduced to the secrets of Musolini's legacy. After ending his "studies" he flew to south america and stayed in several countries, where he unsuccesfully tried to unestabilize the democratic goverments, in alliance with the CIA. During the 70's he performed secondary tasks for the Videla tirany, at Argentina. 1983 signified the end of his human-games and he exiled himself to Chile. | |||
| He returned to Argentina after the crisis of De La Rua (12/2001) and he conspired with Aldo Rico and other "derechosos" against the Kirchner goverment. When Axel Blumberg, his son, was killed in 2004, he discovered an opportunity to hit hard the goverment. He started a fascist-oligarchic campaign, pretending to be on the side of the argentinian people. | |||
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| '''Juan Carlos Blumberg''' is an Argentine textile engineer, father of the late '']'', engineering student kidnapped and murdered in 2004. He was named ''Humanitarian of the Year'' by the ''LatinTrade'' magazine the same year for his campaign ''Crusade for Axel''. | |||
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Juan Carlos Blumberg is an Argentine textile engineer, father of the late Axel Blumberg, engineering student kidnapped and murdered in 2004. He was named Humanitarian of the Year by the LatinTrade magazine the same year for his campaign Crusade for Axel.