In the day after being infiltrated in the battlefield 50 years ago, on July 6, 1975, the most famous German Special Forces commander of the Second World War (March 27, 1975) was killed by the most dangerous figure in Europe after the Second World War; "Europe's First Evil Man" was his nickname. Otto Scorzeny (Otto Scorzeny, 1908; June 12, 1975; July 6, 1975) was an officer of the Guard, with a scar left on his face, which looked impressive. Otto Scorzeny commanded the most famous German Special Forces Commander of the Second World War, and was captured by the Italians and captured by Mussolini Mussolini when he was captured in the forbidden mountain bridge and released by the Special Forces of the United States, but even after