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French Catholic traditionalists and the Argentine death squads "

Cité catholique - Organization Catholic traditionalists, created by Jean Housser, a follower of Charles Morrasa. In 30-ies Housser was an activist ACCION Francaise "and the personal secretary Morrasa under Vichy was the chief of the research bureau of the Youth Legion, the subsidiary at the French kombattantov Legion, Veterans Association, established in 1940. In 1946 Housser founded the "Cité Catholic." This group also included a well-known Marcel Lefebvre. The aim of the group was to penetrate into the elite of the republic for the reorganization of the state in the National Catholic spirit of the type of Franco's Spain.
(Now the organization is headed by Jacques de Tremolle Viye, defended his time in court Paul Touvier *.)
Vanguard Organization arrived in Argentina in 1958, bringing with the doctrine of counter-revolutionary war which included the ideologically informed torture (approved in terms of Thomist Catholic dogmatism) and became in the 70's manual for the Argentine military in their operations, later dubbed " dirty war ".
Many team members were in their time OAS . After the failure of attempts to provoke the French revolt against the regime of de Gaulle and the heavy losses incurred by the Organization of the Gaullists, chaplain, Father Georges Grasset OAS organized the evacuation of prominent oasovtsev through Franco's Spain to Argentina, and he arrived in Buenos Aires in 1962 to head the local branch of "Cité Catholic."
In Cité catholique consisted regular officers Lashrua Charles, former oasovets, and Roger Trinquier - the founding fathers of the French school of anti-terrorist war, a doctrine which was based on their own experience of participation in hostilities French in Indochina and Algeria. Trinquier book "Modern War: The French vision of counter-terrorism" (in which he justified the use of torture in order to obtain information) had a great influence in certain circles in South America.
Together with Colonel Jean-Garden, the leading French expert in the field of psychological warfare, Jean Housser developed the concept of "overthrow": a hidden enemy trying to overthrow the Christian world order preventing the natural course of things according to the Creator's plan. Housser wrote that Marxism can fight, but being armed "deep faith, boundless obedience to the Holy Father (the pope) and knowledge of the teachings of the Church. " His book was translated into English and published in Argentina in 1961. Preface to the edition Antonio wrote Kadzhano, future Archbishop of Buenos Aires and the Cardinal. Kadzhano wrote that Marxism was born in the denial of Christ and His Church, which was embodied In practice, a revolution, and that it should prepare for a decisive battle with Marxism, which he likened to the Battle of Lepanto in 1571, rid Europe of the threat Turkish domination. At the end of the book Housser led the list of papal bulls, denounced communism.
In October 1961, the Higher Military School on the red carpet ceremony in honor of the first set of students to specialize, "counterterrorism" Navy chaplain said that from a religious point of of torture is quite acceptable. The ceremony was also attended by the future Archbishop Antonio Kadzhano (at the time - the vicar of the Argentine military Ordinariate) together with Argentine President Arturo Frondizi. Bishop Victor Bonamin, head of Military Vicariate of Argentina, was one of the instructors of the course.
Colonel Jean Guard arrived in Argentina in 1963. Him oasovtsu was offered protection Argentine authorities against possible attacks from the Gaullist - provided that he was under the auspices of the Argentine Navy Intelligence will conduct courses in counter-terrorist war in the Higher Naval Engineering School (which during the reign junta of 1976-83. located detention facility). Cadets during the course, in particular, was shown as a textbook Italian x \\ r "The Battle of Algiers "(which at that time in France went to bills) to learn from the experiences of the" war in the urban jungle, pursued by French commandos against terrorists and that was well displayed in this film.
journalist Marie-Monique Robin in her book, published in 2004, argued that the Argentine "Death squads" are of French origin. According to the Franco-Argentine agreement of 1959, Argentina's General Staff was created by "a constant French military mission "of the officers, past the Algerian war. Robin claimed that "the French codified technique of war in an urban environment and handed it to use the Latin-American dictators. "
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*) Paul Touvier (1915-1996), a French collaborator who served in the Vichy police. In 1946 he was sentenced to death in absentia. In 1947, was tracked down and arrested, but soon escaped. By 1966, the death penalty has become invalid due to a 20-year statute of limitations. Lawyers Touvier petitioned for clemency, interceding with the annulment of forfeiture Touvier due to the fact that the death sentence had been carried out execution. President Georges Pompidou pardoned Touvier. Followed by a scandal because of articles in newspapers about what seemed to be claimed as the property Touvier actually consisted of items confiscated from deported Jews.
In 1973 Touvier accused of crimes against humanity, in particular, he commanded the execution of seven Jewish hostages in Riye-la-Pape, near Lyon, 29 June 1944 (which was action of revenge for the murder of the previous evening, Philip Anrio, Vichy Secretary of State for information and propaganda). After the formulation of charges Touvier disappeared. Thanks to the resourcefulness of his lawyers warrant for his arrest was issued only at the end of 1981.
We found Touvier only in 1989 in Priory Priestly Fraternity of Saint Pius the Tenth in Nice. Representatives of the fraternity said Touvier was allowed to live in the priory as an "act of mercy for the homeless."
After his arrest in the Press There is evidence that he had over the years have helped the Catholic Church hierarchy and Catholic traditionalist Lyon societies. Defended his monarchist Jacques de Tremolle Viye.
In 1991 Touvier temporarily released. The trial against him began only in 1994. Touvier regretted for what he did. Next to him during the trial as a spiritual adviser was constantly traditionalist priest of the Brotherhood of St Pius Tenth. April 20 the jury recognized the Touvier guilty and was sentenced to life imprisonment. Appeal, filed in 1995, was rejected.
July 17, 1996 Touvier died in prison from prostate cancer. Tridentine Requiem Mass was celebrated for his soul father Philip Camps of the Priestly Brotherhood of St Pius the Tenth in Paris.
In 1995, based on his history was written novel, filmed in 2003 with Michael Caine in the title role.