Did he actually work for Mossad after the war?

>>969481
Yes. It wasn't his job but he(personally) shot some German rocket scientist working for Egyptians and all of this was arranged by mossad.

>>969522
and an article
http://forward.com/news/336943/ht/

>>969528
But the only sources I've found are articles written in March 2016. Where are proofs

>>969544

Multiple books and articles dating back decades? His Mossad handler was present at the funeral, standing next to a bunch of ex-Nazis Heiling

It wasn't customary for Mossad handlers to attend funerals either, he made a point to do it because of his (ironic) service to the Jewish people

Before they flipped him they took him to a Holocaust museum to see if he had any remorse, but they saw nothing and concluded he was completely without morals.

Why he agreed is still speculation. I think he was just bored. Otto was a war junkie and he loved it, if he had been British he would have been fighting for the Allies, it was all up to circumstances.

>>969481
That's not too surprising. Politics and war are weird. Who wouldn't want the "most dangerous man in europe" helping you?

If it is true, then life is stranger than fiction at times. A former Waffen SS commando who work for Mossad sounds like something from a movie.

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>>970272
Those types of people are very rare indeed.
pic related, good ol' Larry Thorne.

This and the North German ancient battle are immensely interesting factoids.

Thanks, /his/!

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The Zionists worked with the nazi regime to establish israel, there are a lot of conspiracy theories about it and the info about it is shrouded in mystery and conspiracy

>>970272
skorzneys whole life reads like a movie, he broke Mussolini out of prison and after ww2 he led a nazi mercenary group and was the body guard for eva peron.
He also trained a young yasser arrafat to fight the jews.
If he werent a nazi they would have made ten movies about him already

>>970540
literally retarded. the Nazis did encourage jewish immigration to Palestine (and everywhere else) but they were very much against the idea of a jewish state for obvious reason

>>970290

That left uniform looks strangely Russian. What is it?

>>970632
Mongo- I mean Finnish

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Operations by Skorzeny[edit]
Operation François – Co-ordination of guerilla operations in Iran.
Operation Oak (Unternehmen Eiche, September 1943) – The rescue of Italian dictator Benito Mussolini.
Operation Long Jump – A rumoured attempt to assassinate the "Big Three" (Stalin, Churchill, and Roosevelt) during the 1943 Tehran Conference.
Operation Knight's Leap (Unternehmen Rösselsprung, May 1944) – An attempt to capture Josip Broz Tito alive.
Operation Armoured Fist (Unternehmen Panzerfaust a.k.a. Unternehmen Eisenfaust, October 1944) – The kidnapping of Miklós Horthy, Jr., son of Hungarian Regent, Admiral Miklós Horthy, to force Admiral Horthy to resign as head of state in favor of the pro-Nazi leader of the Arrow Cross Party, Ferenc Szálasi.
Operation Griffin (Unternehmen Greif, December 1944) – A false flag operation to spread disinformation during the Battle of the Bulge.
Suicide squads – A secret unit of German suicide bombers, many of whom were unclear as to the nature of their appointment, organised early in 1944, but discontinued on orders from Hitler.
Werewolf SS – A planned Nazi underground resistance movement in Allied-occupied Europe.

>In 1952, when Egypt had been taken over by General Mohammed Naguib, Skorzeny was sent to Egypt the following year by former General Reinhard Gehlen (who was now working for the CIA) to act as Naguib's military advisor. Skorzeny recruited a staff made up of former SS and Wehrmacht officers to train the Egyptian army. Among these officers were SS General Wilhelm Farmbacher, Panzer General Oskar Munzel, Leopold Gleim, head of the Gestapo Department for Jewish Affairs in Poland, and Joachim Daemling, former chief of the Gestapo in Düsseldorf. In addition to training the army, Skorzeny also trained Arab volunteers in commando tactics for possible use against British troops stationed in the Suez Canal zone. Several Palestinian refugees also received commando training, and Skorzeny planned their raids into Israel via the Gaza Strip in 1953-1954. One of these Palestinians was Yasser Arafat.[29] He would eventually serve as an adviser to Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser

Work for the Mossad[edit]
Skorzeny was recruited by the Mossad conducting operations for the agency from 1962, where he worked with Avraham Ahituv and Rafi Eitan (as has been confirmed by Eitan). On Israel's request, Skorzeny flew to Egypt and compiled a detailed list of German scientists and their addresses. Skorzeny also found for Mossad the names of many front companies in Europe that were procuring and shipping components for Egypt’s military projects. Skorzeny agreed to work with Israel on the condition that Simon Wiesenthal erase his name from the list of wanted Nazi war criminals and act to have an arrest warrant against him cancelled. Though Wiesenthal rejected this request, Skorzeny decided in the end to cooperate with the Mossad anyway.[31][32] According to Yossi Melman and Dan Raviv, Skorzeny was recruited after Mossad visited his home in Spain, where he expected he would be assassinated. After instruction in Israel, his work for the Mossad included assassinating a German rocket scientist Heinz Krug who was working with Egypt, and mailing a letter bomb which killed five Egyptians at the Egyptian military rocket site Factory 333.[33] Skorzeny never explained his precise reasons for helping Israel. It is speculated that Skorzeny's motives for working for the Mossad may have been his desire for adventure and intrigue, as well as to ensure he would never be assassinated by Mossad himself.[33]

Die Spinne[edit]
It is believed by some that by using the cover names Robert Steinbacher and Otto Steinbauer, and supported by either Nazi funds or (according to some sources) by Austrian Intelligence, he set up a secret organization named Die Spinne[34][35] which would have helped as many as 600 former SS men escape from Germany to Spain, Argentina, Paraguay, Chile, Bolivia, and other countries. As the years went by, Skorzeny, Gehlen, and their network of collaborators gained enormous influence in Europe and Latin America. Skorzeny traveled between Francoist Spain and Argentina, where he acted as an advisor to President Juan Perón and as a bodyguard for Eva Perón,[30] while fostering an ambition for the "Fourth Reich" to be centered in Latin America

>Paladin Group[edit]
Main article: Paladin Group
In the 1960s Skorzeny set up the Paladin Group, which he envisioned as "an international directorship of strategic assault personnel [that would] straddle the watershed between paramilitary operations carried out by troops in uniform and the political warfare which is conducted by civilian agents". Based near Alicante, Spain, the Paladin Group specialized in arming and training guerrillas, and its clients included the South African Bureau of State Security and Muammar Gaddafi. It also carried out work for the Greek military junta of 1967–1974 and some of its operatives were recruited by the Spanish Interior Ministry to wage a clandestine war against the terrorist group ETA


So yeah, this dude live an adventurous life

Skorzeny did a lot to play up his reputation, though

Alot of the success of his WWII operations came because he was using experienced Wehrmacht paratroopers, rather than SS men
The San Grasso Raid itself was a bit of a farce, the Italians surrendered because they didn't really care what was going to happen, and even shared wine with the Germans

The Paladin Group itself operated on very antiquated methods

No offense to Skorzeny, but he is movie-worthy in comedy rather than action

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>>970632

finnish

he died fighting in fucking 'Nam

>>971764

you sound like you have no idea what you're talking about champ

>>969522

He didn't kill the Germans working for Egypt. He made a phone call and weeks later they were leaving the country.

>>969871

Skorzeny had no reason to feel guilty for the Holocaust. He was in an engineering unit because he was too large to be a pilot. He jumped into the Waffen-SS at his first chance because, as you said he was a war junkie.

>yfw he trained Gaddafi and had a brief affair with Evita Peron.