For nearly 40 years, Walter Rauff, one of the most wanted Nazi criminals in the world - notably for his role in the design and use of the gas vans that claimed more than 150,000 victims - managed to escape justice.
A justice that would run up against raison d'État. For Rauff was a protected Nazi. From the end of the Second World War until his death, in the mid-1980s, Rauff offered his "know-how", acquired within the SS and the Gestapo, to various intelligence services, friends or enemies alike. Italy, Syria, Germany, Latin America, and even Israel…
The route we are about to take is the one he himself followed. A route traced by the blood of all his victims.
In the presence of the director .
In conversation with Stéphanie Duncan, journalist and producer at France Inter.
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