VILLA BAVIERA (Reuters) -Chile plans to expropriate a settlement founded by a German cult leader where torture took place ...

For decades, Colonia Dignidad operated under the guise of a peaceful religious commune. But beneath its perfectly crafted ...

But one of the most infamous was Colonia Renacer’s real-world analog: Colonia Dignidad, on the banks of the Perquilauquén River, a magnet for Nazi emigrants that, from its founding in 1961 ...

Chile plans to expropriate Villa Baviera, a site of past abuses during Pinochet's regime, founded by former Nazi medic Paul Schafer. The government aims to transform it into a memorial to educate the ...

Colonia Dignidad was the inspiration for this year’s standout stop-motion animation feature The Wolf House, and it’s also the subject of Songs of Repression, Marianne Hougen-Moraga and ...

Colonia Dignidad began as a utopian experiment. Its residents, wearing traditional dress (lederhosen, hats, headscarves), and cut off from the outside world, lived in a Bavarian-style village and ...

A picture available on 05 July 2016 shows a man wandering in Villa Baviera, the site of the Colonia Dignidad (Dignity Colony), in Chile, 16 June 2016.

In A Sinister Sect: Colonia Dignidad, the horrors of a German Christian colony established in Chile in 1961 are brought to light.The story has been told in films like Colonia, but in this ...

Colonia Dignidad was a secretive German commune founded in 1961 by convicted paedophile Paul Schaefer and a group of fellow German immigrants in Parral, south of the capital Santiago.

Germany will pay compensation of up to €10,000 (£8,700; $11,000) to victims of a notorious and abusive commune in southern Chile. Colonia Dignidad was founded by former Nazi soldier Paul ...

Santiago de Chile, Jul 12 (efe_epa). — Germany today made a ‘mea culpa’ for the actions of their diplomats who disregarded requests for help from the victims of a Germa… ...

But one of the most infamous was Colonia Renacer’s real-world analog: Colonia Dignidad, on the banks of the Perquilauquén River, a magnet for Nazi emigrants that, from its founding in 1961 ...