Colonia Dignidad. It is based on real events!

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I know that the description under the photo is not quite suitable, but!

Many are interested in films, they ask in the Directory, I want to tell you about one thing, in my opinion it is very direct)

I looked from and to, just not moving, probably) keeps to the last!

Colonia Dignidad

The German journalist Daniel was kidnapped in Chile by the secret police and, after unimaginable torture, sent to the colony of Dignitad, a huge settlement posing as a charitable commune, but in reality a nest of Nazis, fugitives from the Third Reich. A very terrible place ... The colony is headed by a former officer, the demoniac preacher Paul Schaefer, who inspires free labor from dusk until dawn. In "Dignidad" it's easy to get there, but there's no turning back. Here, Daniel has to turn material for experiments. Danielle's girlfriend, flight attendant Lena, decides to save him. By oneself. Voluntarily, under the guise of a novice, Lena goes there.

After watching the movie, I immediately began reading about this colony at night (Villa Baviere). Everything that I found, old pictures including. From what is happening there just a roof goes ... Those who look will tell the continuation of the story)

The Nazi, who was a preacher.

It's him with the boys.

In 2005, on the territory of the colony, a weapons depot was discovered - the largest private arms depot in Chile.

Currently, Villa Baviere is a completely open place to live for about 500 people, mostly Germans by nationality, working in the fields and in the firm "Dignidad company", which produces agricultural products.

After lena and her boyfriend fled, they wrote an article in the newspaper, attached the pictures. There was a major scandal. The whole world recognized them, but in Chile the government was hushed up, and the colony continued to exist for a long time. During the reign of the dictatorial regime of Augusto Pinochet, the colony of Digniddad served as the junta as a special center of torture. Schaefer was found guilty and sentenced to a thirty-year imprisonment in the prison of the city of Santiago, during which he died and died of a heart attack on April 24, 2010. Quite recently it was 😔

This is how she looks now. This is the place for tourists now and the farm. There you can rent houses and live.

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