alleged that Rauff had been a peaceful Chilean citizen for over twenty years and stated that the case was closed since the Supreme Court's 1963 decision. Klarsfeld organised protests in Chile and was twice arrested for causing disturbances. Following her brief detention, the director-general of Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, David Kimche, officially requested Rauff's expulsion in a meeting with Chilean Foreign Minister Jaime del Valle, but the request was turned down. Death Suffering from lung cancer, Rauff died in Santiago on 14 May 1984 from a heart attack. His funeral was the occasion of a Nazi celebration. According to his MI5 file, "he never showed any remorse for his actions, which he described as those of "a mere technical administrator". A German-language biography of Rauff written by Martin Cüppers was published in 2013. See also List of Nazi Party leaders and officials Denazification Nuremberg Trials References Citations Bibliography See also USHMM. External links Nazi War Crimes and Japanese Imperial Government Records Interagency Working Group", Walter Rauff", Disclosure, Nov 2002. Shraga Elam and Dennis Whitehead, "Rauff vs. the Yishuv", Ha'aretz, 7 April 2007. Security Service - MI5, "5 September 2005 releases: German intelligence officers", file ref. KV /1970a, "Walter Rauff". Jan Friedmann, "New Research Taints Image of Desert Fox Rommel", Der Spiegel Online, May 23, 2007. 1906 births 1984 deaths People from Köthen (Anhalt) Nazi Party politicians Nazi Party officials People of the Federal Intelligence Service Einsatzgruppen personnel SS-Standartenführer Nazis in South America German expatriates in Chile People from the Duchy of Anhalt Reichsmarine personnel Reich Security Main Office personnel Holocaust perpetrators in Tunisia Federal Intelligence Service informants People of the Mossad