Benito Pedro Llambí

Benito Pedro Llambí (born May 10, 1907 in Villa Mercedes , † December 22, 1997 in Buenos Aires ) was an Argentine diplomat and politician .

Life

From January 7, 1947 to January 26, 1950 he was envoy in Bern and represented the Delegación Argentina de Inmigración en Europa in Switzerland. Uki Goñi found ten visas for people who had entered undocumented from the German Reich, which were issued by the Argentine diplomatic mission in Bern during the Gira del arco iris in October 1947 . From 1950 to 1952 he was envoy in Stockholm . In 1973 Héctor José Cámpora appointed him Ambassador Extraordinary and Ministre plénipotentiaire , with which he could be appointed Master of Ceremonies at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. From June 17, 1973 to August 13, 1974 he was Minister of the Interior in the governments of Raúl Alberto Lastiri and Juan Perón . In 1975 he was ambassador to Ottawa . From 1989 to 1992 he was ambassador to Montevideo . His mausoleum is in the La Recoleta cemetery .

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Uki Goñi, Perón y los Alemanes: la verdad sobre el espionaje nazi y los fugitivos del Reich, Editorial Sudamericana, January 1, 1998 - 317 p., P. 264
2. ↑ Llambi, Benito Pedro in the Dodis database of diplomatic documents of Switzerland

predecessor	Office	successor
Óscar Oneto Astengo	Argentine envoy in Bern January 7, 1947 to January 26, 1950	Óscar Oneto Astengo
Hector F. Russo	Argentine envoy in Stockholm 1950 to 1952	Óscar Oneto Astengo
Carlos Gustavo Lerena	Argentine envoy in Tehran February 17, 1952	Norberto Augusto Pedro Augé
Pablo del Pino	Argentine Foreign Ministry Master of Ceremonies 1973	Jorge Martínez Celaya
Esteban Righi	Argentine Minister of the Interior June 17, 1973 to August 13, 1974	Alberto Rocamora
Angel E. Peluffo	Argentine Ambassador to Ottawa 1975	Norma Ester Nascimbene
Gabriel del Mazo	Argentine ambassador in Montevideo from 1989 to 1992	Miguel Dante Dovena