We all know who Hitler was and that our history books say that he died in 1945 in a suicide pact with his newly-wed, Eva Braun.
New information gives a different theory stating that Hitler did not die, but escaped to live under the radar in South America. Is it possible that we were lied to all this time, and that the history you have been taught in school is a complete fabrication?
Official records hold that the brutal dictator, shamed in defeat in April 1945, shot himself in the head in a bunker in Berlin while his wife took a lethal cyanide pill. Their bodies were then quickly burned and buried in a shallow grave.
Collage of pictures depicting Adolf Hitler in Argentina, where he stayed for a while after the war (The Eden Hotel in La Fada, Cordoba)
But what if this was another distraction while the Führer was actually whisked away in a shadowy plot to ensure he would not fall into the clutches of advancing soviets? I know, I know this all might seem a bit tin-foily, but just stick with me for a minute.
Historian Abel Basti detailed a hypothesis in a new edition of his book published in Argentina, “Hitler in Exile” an account now making headlines, even with such mainstream media as the Huffington Post.
New information gives a different theory stating that Hitler did not die, but escaped to live under the radar in South America. Is it possible that we were lied to all this time, and that the history you have been taught in school is a complete fabrication?
Official records hold that the brutal dictator, shamed in defeat in April 1945, shot himself in the head in a bunker in Berlin while his wife took a lethal cyanide pill. Their bodies were then quickly burned and buried in a shallow grave.
But what if this was another distraction while the Führer was actually whisked away in a shadowy plot to ensure he would not fall into the clutches of advancing soviets? I know, I know this all might seem a bit tin-foily, but just stick with me for a minute.
Historian Abel Basti detailed a hypothesis in a new edition of his book published in Argentina, “Hitler in Exile” an account now making headlines, even with such mainstream media as the Huffington Post.
- “There was an agreement with the US that Hitler would run away and that he shouldn't fall into the hands of the Soviet Union,”
- Basti said. “This also applies to many scientists, the military, and spies who later took part in the struggle against the Soviet regime.”
