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Nazis: The Nazi Network in Mexico 

In the documentary titled Nazis: The Nazi Network in Mexico (Nazis: La Red Nazin en Mexico) the film discusses the importance of Mexico for Hitler and Nazi Germany. This country was seen as a gateway to the United States and also possessed an important geographic location, and natural resources such as petroleum, all of which increased its importance.
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In the documentary titled Nazis: The Nazi Network in Mexico (Nazis: La Red Nazin en Mexico) the film discusses the importance of Mexico for Hitler and Nazi Germany. This country was seen as a gateway to the United States and also possessed an important geographic location, and natural resources such as petroleum, all of which increased its importance.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Matías Gueilburt
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Runtime:43 minutes
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