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  • Ratlines (World War II) - Wikipedia
    The term ratline now denotes any specific escape route of the system, while the plural term usually references the entire scheme—sometimes more explicitly called Nazi ratlines
  • RATLINE Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
    The meaning of RATLINE is any of the small transverse ropes attached to the shrouds of a ship so as to form the steps of a rope ladder —usually used in plural
  • Home | Nazi Ratlines | Routes
    Key Ratline Routes The primary escape corridors used by Nazi war criminals to flee Europe and evade justice after World War II
  • The Ratline - Hint Guide - Steam Community
    A partially spoiled guide to walk you through finding all evidence, concluding all identities, and getting all achievements
  • How Ratlines Helped Thousands Of Nazis Flee Europe After WW2
    The word “ratline” comes from the sea According to Slate, it refers to ropes near a ship’s mast, which sailors might have climbed while trying to survive a sinking ship
  • What does ratline mean? - Definitions. net
    A ratline is a small horizontal rope, typically made of hemp, between the shrouds of a sailing ship and used as a ladder for crew to go aloft They can also refer to illegal networks or systems of smugglers and traffickers, often used to escape from justice or to travel secretly across borders
  • Ratline - Definition, Meaning, and Examples in English
    In modern contexts, 'ratline' can refer to clandestine escape routes taken by individuals fleeing danger, often used in stories or films The ratline concept appears in several thrillers, where characters use secret escape routes during political turmoil or conflict
  • The Ratline (Video Game) - TV Tropes
    The Ratline is a research-based detective game developed by Owlskip Games, an alias for British developer Tim Sheinman, the developer of games such as Echo Beach and Riley And Rochelle In 1971, Bishop Antonio Tura, an Italian Catholic priest, is …
  • The Ratlines: Escape Routes for Nazi War Criminals After World War II
    The term “ratline” comes from a nautical term It describes the ropes sailors use to climb and escape from danger In this case, the danger was prosecution for war crimes The Ratlines offered a path to safety They helped those responsible for some of the worst atrocities in modern history Several routes existed
  • The Ratline - Our Passports
    Today Italy comes to mind when we think of the clandestine system used after the war but not all know that its routes go back, originally, to the Spanish Civil war and Spain was the first country to be used by the Ratline





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