Zwi Migdal/Joodse maffia en de handel in blanke slavinnen naar vnl Argentinië ....
Zwi Migdal een Joodse criminele organisatie/ die zijn oorsprong vond in Oost-Europa verscheepte van de 1860's tot 1939 duizenden Joodse meisjes vanuit Rusland, Polen, en andere delen van Europa naar plaatsen zoals voornamelijk Argentinië waar ze als blanke slavinnen werden verhandeld.
Zwi Migdal suspects
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Zwi Migdal was an organized crime group involved in the trafficking of Jewish women from the shtetls of Eastern Europe for sexual slavery and forced prostitution. Mainly based in Argentina, the group operated from the 1860s to 1939.
Originally called the Varsovia (Warsaw) Jewish Mutual Aid Society, the organization changed its name to Zwi Migdal in 1927, after the Polish envoy in Argentina filed an official complaint to the Argentine authorities, regarding the use of "Warsaw" in the name. The association's name was chosen to honor Luis Zvi Migdal, one of its founders.
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The Zwi Migdal organization operated from the 1860s to 1939. After the First World War, it had four hundred members in Argentina. Its annual turnover was fifty million dollars at the turn of the century
Its center was Buenos Aires, with branch offices in Brazil (Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo and Santos), United States (New York), Poland (Warsaw), South Africa, India and China.
The Zwi Migdal Organization reached its peak in the 1920s: 430 rufian, or pimps, controlled 2,000 brothels with 30,000 women in Argentina alone.
The organization's success stemmed from the fact that its members were bound by rules that were "based on order, discipline, and honesty." The network was well-organized and members cooperated closely to protect their interests.
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The organization lured girls and young women from Europe in several ways. For instance, a well-mannered and elegant-looking man would appear in a poor Jewish village in Poland or Russia. He would advertise his search for young women to work in the homes of wealthy Jews in Argentina by posting an ad in the local synagogue. Fearful of pogroms and often in desperate economic circumstances, the parents would send their daughters away with these men, hoping to give them a fresh start. Another popular ruse was to find pretty girls and marry them, usually in a ceremony known as a "shtille chupah" (Yiddish expression meaning a quick wedding ceremony). The girls bade their families farewell and boarded ships to Argentina believing that they were on their way toward a better future. Their period of training as sex slaves often started on the ship. Some of them were married off to local men so that they could obtain entry visas.
These activities went on undisturbed because the brothels were frequented by government officials, judges and journalists. City officials, politicians and police officers were bribed. The pimps had powerful connections everywhere.
The largest brothels in Buenos Aires housed as many as 60 to 80 sex slaves. Although there were brothels all over Argentina, most were in Buenos Aires, in the Jewish quarter on Junin Street.
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Yep, deze episode uit de Joodse geschiedenis illustreert oa dat Joden niet zo'n doetjes zijn ... en dat sommigen van hen heel wat op hun kerfstok hebben .... die arme meisjes zijn dan wel niet omgekomen in Auschwitz ed. maar wat ze in Argentinië hebben meegemaakt wens ik ook niemand toe ... !!!!!!! Het moet verschrikkelijk geweest zijn voor die meisjes, brrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!!!!
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