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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...
- German-speaking
civil internees in Italy", a job ****igned to
Hudal.[citation needed]
Hudal used this
position to aid the
escape of
wanted **** war criminals...
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obtained with help from an
organisation directed by
Catholic bishop Alois Hudal.
Information collected by Mossad, Israel's
intelligence agency, confirmed...
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landing permit for
Argentina through an
organisation directed by
Bishop Alois Hudal, an
Austrian cleric with **** sympathies, then
residing in Italy. Eichmann...
- the
Hudal Letter,
named for the pro-****
bishop Alois Hudal,
rector of
Santa Maria dell'Anima, the
German and
Austrian national church in Rome.
Hudal became...
- 4300 of
Roman Jews. Thus
Vatican allowed Hudal to
instigate efforts to help
Austrian refugees after the war.
Hudal was
gradually sidelined by
Vatican when...
-
underground **** organisation. She
identified a
Vatican official,
Bishop Aloïs
Hudal, not
former SS men, as the prin****l
agent in
helping ****s
leave Italy...
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Charles Coughlin Far-right
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- years. In 1949, he was
given refuge by anti-communist
Austrian bishop Alois Hudal in the
Vatican where he died the same year, aged 48,
reportedly from kidney...
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father Alois Hitler, Jr. (1882–1956),
Adolf Hitler's half-brother
Alois Hudal (1885–1963), Rome-based, pro-****
bishop of
Austrian descent Aloys I, Prince...
