19-04-2009, 02:14 PM
Quote:He was born in Santa Cruz in 1960 of a Hungarian father and Spanish mother. The family moved to Chile in 1972, then to Sweden and, in 1975, to Hungary.This is telling. He did not come to Chile from Europe as I had originally thought. Did the father go via Spain and pick up a Spanish wife and move to Bolivia (paperclip) Or did he go alone to Bolvia and pick up a Bolivian wife? In any case Rosza Flores was born in Bolivia and it seems the family did not move to Chile until after Allende was elected. Perhaps they were sent there to remove him from with in. Just speculating. Definitely there were some Chilean refugees went to Sweeden but not many would have gone from there to Hungary but we will make enquiries tomorrow as we know one Chilean family who live in both Sweeden and Hungary. Coincidentally.
Santa Cruz is a pretty ritzy area and the hotel they were staying is is pretty swanky too. It wasn't the local youth hostel any way. The mother as well as changing from Spanish to Bolivian also changes from Catholic to Jewish. Perhaps two women. Perhaps a very 'class' conscious ambitious woman.
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