What did the biggest cache of Nazi artifacts hide?

Several years ago, in a secret room inside a house located in Argentina, police discovered the largest collection of Nazi artifacts in the history of the country. Among the finds there is a relief with the image of Adolf Hitler, a magnifying glass in an elegant box with a swastika and even a creepy medical device used to measure the volume of the skull.

In the collector's house in Beccara, the northern suburb of Buenos Aeros, about 75 objects were found. The authorities assumed that they were all originals belonging to high-ranking Nazis in Germany during World War II.

According to the statement of the Minister of Security of Argentina, Patricia Bullich, research confirmed the authenticity of the products. Some fragments of the finds, according to Patricia, were accompanied by unusual photographs.

Among the items found there are toys that, according to Bullich, were used for propaganda among children. In addition, jewelry and household items were discovered: a large statue of the Nazi eagle, an hourglass and a box of harmonics.

Police claimed that one of the most convincing evidence of historical importance was the negative photograph of Hitler holding the very magnifying glass that was found among other things.

The main hypothesis of researchers and members of the Jewish community of Argentina is that these items were imported into the country by the Nazis themselves during or at the end of the war at a time when the South American country became a refuge for fugitive war criminals.