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Nazi artifacts discovered by police in 2017 are displayed during a press
conference in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on Oct. 2, 2019. Argentine
authorities found the cache of Nazi artifacts in a secret room behind a
bookcase and said that they had uncovered the collection in the course
of a wider investigation into artwork of suspicious origin found at a
gallery in Buenos Aires. |
Owning Nazi objects in Argentina can be illegal if it is determined that the items incite racial or religious hate in public, although they can be allowed in private. It has not been determined if the collector violated the anti-discrimination law, although he has been charged with owning pieces of illegal origin.
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