Otto Skorzeny, often called "the most dangerous man in Europe" during WWII, was a Nazi commando famous for the daring rescue of Benito Mussolini. However, as Rodríguez de Gaspar details in his research, Skorzeny's life in post-war Spain was perhaps even more surreal than his wartime exploits. Feature: The "Scarface" of Madrid
The subject refers to the book by Spanish author Francisco José Rodríguez de Gaspar . Otto Skorzeny, El Nazi Mas Peli Francisco Jose ...