Magda Goebbels and Daughter in Brazil? That's what a new book is about
- (From the Editor's YouTube Book Trailer ) A lady that called herself a Countess and lived in misery in Foz do Iguaçu for over 30 years may be the answer to many hidden facts about the Nazis that fled Germany after World War II. L. Franco and C. Pererira (names withheld) two MDs that live in the city that houses Iguassu falls have written a book about the story ( Watch book trailer ). Their conclusion is that Countess von Kirschberg as she was known in town was on board a KLM’s plane that flew from Schiphol to Rio de Janeiro via Zurich, Lisbon, Dakar and Natal in 1947. According to the story told by the Countess, the plane landed in Rio de Janeiro. From there the Countess, her Mother called Nora Friz, her father were then flown to Campo Grande, also Brazil, en route to Asuncion Paraguay. The last leg of the trip was overland on a 13-hour stretch to Encarnación, Paraguay. The family was connected to high rank Nazis and the doctors learned after four years of interviewing and on