“The most dangerous man in Europe” Thus, without half measures, Kenneth J. Campbell defined a Otto Skorzeny, the favorite action man of Adolf Hitler, in an article published in 2012 in American Intelligence Journal.
Waffen SS Lieutenant Colonel Otto Skorzeny “Caracortada” (1908-1975) led the rescue of Benito Mussolini or Operation Greif, in the Battle of the Bulge. Confidant and irregular agent of the INC and the Mosad, versatile businessman, arms dealer, adviser to the presidents Nasser and Sunday Perón and suspected of aiding in the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, Hitler’s favorite soldier, moved like a fish in water in Spain, where he lived between Madrid and Mallorca protected by the Government of Frank.
Pedro Echave and Pablo Azorín Williams have traveled to the United States, Austria, Israel, Madrid, Barcelona and Mallorca following the trail of “devil disciple”(Smith, 2018). During their investigation, they have had access to Skorzeny’s private archive, his documents, 8mm films, unpublished photographs and declassified documents from the INC and the FBI. The result, a fast-paced historical account, the documentary: “The most dangerous man in Europe, Otto Skorzeny in Spain“
Echave and Azorín Williams, accompanied by the professor Juan Antonio Rios Carratalá, They will present this work this afternoon, at the headquarters of the University of Alicante. But before, they have chatted with Carlos Arcaya in Today for Today Alicante about the life of one of the most charismatic characters in the WWII, a conversation you can hear again at the top of this article.
The documentary The most dangerous man in Europe, Otto Skorzeny, in Spain It has been produced by Quindrop Producciones Audiovisuales, co-produced by Radio Televisión Española and l’Ens Públic de Radiotelevisió de les Illes Balears.
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