of antisemitism, became a priest at the end of 1964 and left the organization's direction in the hands of Patricio Collins. Ezcurra would later work for the secret services, and then for the Argentine Anticommunist Alliance (Triple A) death squad and, following the 1976 military coup, elite military secret service squad, Batallón de Inteligencia 601. Dardo Cabo later joined the Vandorista trade-union. Alongside three activists, Dardo Cabo hijacked a plane belonging to Aerolíneas Argentinas in 1966 to bring it to the Falkland Islands, where he planted an Argentine flag. He was later killed in detention by the military dictatorship on January 6, 1977. See also History of Argentina Argentine Patriotic League, a nationalist Catholic group created in 1919 Dirty War Fatherland and Liberty, a similar Chilean group 1973 Ezeiza Massacre Peronism José López Rega, leader of the far-right wing of Peronism Jordán Bruno Genta, far-right ideologue Endnotes Bibliography Leonardo Senkman, El antisemitismo en la Argentina, Silvina Heguy, Joe Baxter, Daniel Gutman, Tacuara, Historia de la primera guerrilla urbana Argentina, Vergara, External links Website on the Tacuaras A 43 años de la Operación Rosaura: “El exilio de un muchacho peronista”, interview of Carlos Aberlos, former member of the MNRT who participated in the 1963 Policlínico Bancario assault before exiling himself to Spain, threatened by the Triple A Anti-communism in Argentina Antisemitism in Argentina Argentine nationalism Catholic political parties Defunct political parties in Argentina Fascism in Argentina Guerrilla movements in Latin America Neo-fascist parties Neo-fascist terrorism Neo-Nazi organizations Neo-Nazism in Argentina Political parties established in 1957 1957 establishments in Argentina Political parties disestablished in 1965 1965 disestablishments in Argentina Paramilitary organisations based in Argentina Falangist parties