Otto Skorzeny rarely visited the island after 1963 and sold Martinstown House in 1971. He lived out his remaining years in Madrid. He died of cancer in 1975 and was buried by his former comrades ...

Otto Skorzeny was one of Adolf Hitler’s most trusted henchmen, lived as a farmer in County Kildare from 1959 following Conor Cruise O’Brien's intervention. Following World War II, Irish ...

A notorious former SS officer known as “Hitler’s commando” reportedly worked as an assassin for Israeli intelligence. Lt-Col Otto Skorzeny, once described by British and American ...

Decorated S.S. killer Otto Skorzeny later joined the Israeli secret service in an espionage plot to intimidate German scientists working for Egypt - and is alleged to have killed Heinz Krug.

Skorzeny made the statement in an interview with a correspondent for the Daily Express. The 52-year-old former colonel, is now a farmer on a 168-acre estate which he and his wife purchased in ...

Otto Skorzeny, a lieutenant colonel in the Waffen SS was awarded an Iron Cross by Hitler after rescuing Italian fascist dictator and Nazi ally Benito Mussolini from captors in 1943.

A warrant accusing Otto Skorzeny, formerly a high official in the Nazi SS, of having committed war crimes, was issued here this weekend by the Austrian Ministry of Justice. According to the ...

Irish ministers and top civil servants were divided about whether Nazi leader Adolf Hitler’s favourite SS commando, Otto Skorzeny, should be given permanent residence in Ireland in the late 1950s.

Standing at 6ft 4 inches tall, Lt-Col Otto Skorzeny was once described by British and American intelligence as the "most dangerous man in Europe" for his war crimes in the Austrian Nazi party.