and to have provided personnel for José López Rega's notorious Argentine Anti-Communist Alliance death squad, however, this was never confirmed. The Paladin Group was also allegedly allied with a number of other right-wing governments, including Salazar’s Portugal, and some of the Italian neo-fascists involved in the years of lead era attacks of the 1970s and 1980s. The Paladin Group also held offices in Zurich, Switzerland. Per the American Heroes Network Documentary “Nazi Jihad”, most of their work was with Arab fighters, including Yasser Arafat, training to carry out terror attacks against Israel. The Soviet propaganda outlet TASS alleged that Paladin was involved in training US Green Berets for Vietnam missions during the 1960s. Von Schubert became the head of the Paladin Group after Otto Skorzeny’s death in 1975. Following Francisco Franco’s death in 1975 Otto Skorzeny died the same year as Francisco Franco, whose death on November 20, 1975 led to the democratization of Spain. Third position political organizations, including Fascists and National Socialists, formerly supported by the Francoist regime ceased to be welcome in the new regime and fled to South America, in particular to Augusto Pinochet’s Chile, and Argentina, where the return of Perón after a 20-year exile in Spain had seen the June 20, 1973 Ezeiza massacre. See also Aginter Press Francoist Spain Paladin (disambiguation) Bibliography Stuart Christie, Granny Made me an Anarchist L'Express, 13 September 1976 Henrik Krüger, The Great Heroin Coup: Drugs, Intelligence, and International Fascism, Boston : South End Press, 1980. 240 pages. (First published in Denmark under the title: Smukke Serge og Heroinen en 1976.) Martin A. Lee, The Beast Reawakens, 1997. - (pages 185–86) Le Nouvel Observateur, 23 September 1974 E. Gerdan, Dossier A ... comme Armes, édition Alain Moreau, 1975 Le Monde 2, n° 60 - Special issue on Operation Condor Peter Dale Scott, Transnationalised Repression; Parafascism and the U.S., Lobster Magazine, N°12 : 1986. Frederic Laurent, L'Orchestre Noir, Stock, 1978. References Anti-communist organizations Far-right politics in Spain Neo-fascist parties Organizations established in 1970