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But let us look at some facts:
- The only people caught after the war who have testified regarding Hitlers death did NOT see the shooting, but only heard the bullet and saw a fire
with a couple of bodies in it later.
- A stuka plane were seen leaving (!) Berlin the very last day we know he was alive.
- 2 Submarines were seen outside Argentina after the war!
- 1 Submarine interacted with a ocean trader in the area between Africa and Argentina after the war!
- Soviet/Russia have claimed that they have killed Hitler, they have said he escaped and more... They have recently said that DNA testing proves that
some remains brought to Moscow after the war was indeed Hitler, BUT they refuse to allow western scientists look at it.
Let us start by looking at Hitlers health...He was a dying man and I am pretty sure he knew it.
He would obviously not want to be captured alive nor would he want the enemy to find his remains.
That leaves two base solutions...
1) Escape
2) Death and remains destroyed.
Now let us remain at the second one as that is what the history books claim is the correct one.
If Hitler did indeed kill himself and then had his remains burned, how can the skull be so intact as the Russians claim it is?
A human skull will burn if the heath is strong enough, and they did not use regular gas to burn it but fuel for planes which burns with a much higher
temperature.
So it would quite likely destroy a lot of the bones in a human body.
But why leave the ashes and bones at the site?
Why not throw it in the river where none could ever find it again?
Afterall in 1945 there was no DNA testing, but there were dentists back then as well, and they would know that a dentist could confirm who's skull it
was if he had the earlier records of that patient.
So it's unlikely that the Germans left his bone in a shallow grave if he was indeed left to rest there.
Hitler's escape plane in Berlin was seen leaving the city, and it was not (!) shot down.
Was Hitler in the plane or was it just the pilot and a few trusted men?
Personally I don't know, but it is possible that Hitler was on that plane.
But a far more important question is, what did those two submarines do outside Argentina?
Well...it's obvious that they brought 3rd Reich Officials to the country, and quite likely some 'treasure' as well.
Could it have been possible for Hitler to escape via a submarine?
Yes and infact it would quite likely be the prefered way of escape for him and other officials simply because at that time if a submarine was
destroyed everything in it went down to the bottom of the sea never to be seen again...well at least that was what they thought back then as they
didnt have our technology.
I noticed some state earlier that Germans wasnt good at logistics and pulling off great plans...
Well I disagree!
You have to take into consideration that they were a country with enemies on all sides, and without a natural oilfield which would have kept their
"war engine" running at a much higher speed than it really did.
They were vastly outnumbered and yet they destroyed more tanks, more ships, more airplanes and killed more soldiers than the allied forces
combined.
THe invasion of Poland was a great success due to their blitzkrieg, and central in that plan was the Autobahn...
So is it possible that Hitler escaped Germany after the war or during it's last days?
Yes it is.
German war criminals and others left the country with the help of the Catholic Church (among others) as late as 6 months after the war.
And one must also keep in mind that most of the most extreme Waffen SS loyalists would die for Hitler.
Is Hitler alive today?
No, it's not possible with the diseases he had.
Could a offspring of Hitler and his wife be around?
Possible but I doubt it, again due to his diseases.
We know that there was a strong German influence in most of the South American countries after WW2 and Hitler could be one of them!