Jewish-Austrian Nazi Hunter Simon Wiesenthal holding a photo of Walter Rauff, a former German SS commander that lived openly in Chile. Rauff never faced extradition and died in 1984. (1973 photo)(2000x1446) - History Education Network

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Jewish-Austrian Nazi Hunter Simon Wiesenthal holding a photo of Walter Rauff, a former German SS commander that lived openly in Chile. Rauff never faced extradition and died in 1984. (1973 photo)(2000×1446)

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