Talk:Robin Ramsay (actor)

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Together with Robin Ramsay, disowned son of the millionaire owner of Kiwi shoe polish factory, who had made in the 2nd World War a fortune on arms manufacturing, he staged in Sydney a mime show (The Immortal Clown) intention being to attract New Australians from different countries. His Jugoslav friends joined him. Together they found out that the nationalists had secret terrorist training centers, with ex-nazis as instructors. That there existed a group of Australians, also linked to ex-nazis, specialising in torture-practices. Another group of Bulgarian ex collaborators of Hitler All gathered informations pointed at some mysterious sources abroad, presumably an agency, in fascist Spain, with potent connections to pro-fascist South American countries. German Nazi literature in English translation, German Nazi music disks, swastika flags, S.S. Daggers and uniforms, all this offered food for thought, but no conclusive evidence to act upon. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 78.146.181.43 (talk) 06:43, 10 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]