38 Londres Street
This gripping legal and historical investigation explores the audacious pursuit of accountability for two of the 20th century’s most notorious figures: dictator Augusto Pinochet and Nazi SS commander Walter Rauff. Following their arrests in Chile decades apart, the author, who participated in Pinochet’s trial, unravels the surprising connections between these architects of mass atrocities and the evolving fight against impunity. It's a compelling journey into the heart of justice, revealing how the legacy of Nuremberg continues to shape our understanding of international law.
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