Villemarest disagreed on the details of Bormann's survival, but agreed he did survive the escape from Hitler's Bunker. ![]() Moreover, French intelligence operative (during World War II - on the 'Resistance' side -,and later) and right-wing polemist Pierre de Villemarest justified part of Farago's statements. ![]() However, Faragó's book 'Aftermath: The Search for Martin Bormann' which details the Nazi presence in South America was based on both Faragó's own personal investigation and interviews in South America, and Argentinian intelligence documents (some of which are provided in the book) whose veracity was attested to by attorney Joel Weinberg. ![]() The British historian Stephen Dorril, in his MI6 Inside the Covert World of Her Majesty's Secret Intelligence Service asserts that Faragó was the 'most successful disinformer or dupe' concerning the presence of Nazis in South America.
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