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-> Don't make me angry. I don't know, how old You are.
5?
As I know Yes.
Stalin didn't like it.
He wanted to get him alife.
He was not amused.
I have to leave now.
Herr Schicklgruber is as dead as ****ing
Davy Crockett's Hat and has been since 1945.
Surrender in Argentina in August, 1945
The boat left Kristiansand, Norway on 2 May, 1945 for a combat patrol in the English Channel. When Germany surrendered a few days later the boat was outbound in Norwegian waters. After deciding to head for Argentina Schäffer gave the married men on board the chance to go to shore. Roughly a third of the crew, 16 men, opted for the shore and were put on land on 10 May near Holsenöy in dinghies. They all ended up in British hands. U-977 then sailed for Argentina; from May 10 to July 14 the voyage was a 66-day continuous submerged Schnorchel run, the second longest in the war (after U-978's 68 days).
The journey was extremely difficult for the crew and many were apparently on the edge of a nervous breakdown. The boat stopped in Cape Verde Islands for a short swim break and then headed south on the surface using one diesel. Crossing the equator on July 23 she arrived in Mar del Plata, Argentina on 17 August for a total patrol length of 108 days.
The commander, Heinz Schäffer, published a book in 1952 called U-boat 977 about his journey.
No these dental tests were done about 10 years ago....
Stalin was long gone.
translationThe strict detention and the different characters of the fellow prisoners led to constant disputes. Hartman mostly saw himself as allied one from "Sigi" Guen to count of the school castle and petrol. Hitler Ex adjutant, largely, blond and a picture of outrageous strength, was rather humans of calm and friendly nature - whole the opposite of what one would have expected. Guensche's last task in Germany had been it to burn the corpse Hitler's after his suicide. It told during its one year's Zusammenseins the same history with the same exact details again and again to Hartman without decorations or exaggerations. After Hitler's suicide he carried the body rolled up into a carpet behind the leader bunker in Berlin. Six or seven cans gasoline were poured over the in-wound body, over 100 litres gasoline impregnated the carpet and the soil of the environment. A match set that whole in flames. Nevertheless the body was only superficially burned."
I think, this story is not true.
Lets remember...I saw it several years ago on TV...and read it in a Paper somewhere...
'From The Last Days of Hitler-The Legends-The Evidence-Truth' by Anton Joachimsthaler
Interesting, do you know why the X-ray was took for ?
Dr Erwin Giesling working with Dr Carl Von Eicken, were Hitler's ENT specialists. They treated Hitler's ear injuries caused by the assassination attempt of 20 July 1944. At the time of the X-ray Hitler was 'suffering' from a festering infection in his left maxillary sinus. Not long after this he had dental surgery performed by Hugo Blaschke (10th November 1944) as a result of a massive infection in tooth No 6 in the left upper Jaw. Since this tooth formed part of a substantial bridge and Hitler refused lengthy treatment, Blaschke decided to cut off the section of the bridge with teeth 5 and 6 and extract tooth 6. Someone has 'added' this dental work to the X-ray.
I don't believe Hitler's psychological profile was set for suicide.
I think it is quite feasible he fled Berlin and made it to South America.
At the Potsdam conference in July, Stalin said he believed Hitler was in Spain or Argentina.
Eva Braun's statement regarding Hitler's Munich-based double, that he "wears built-up shoes to overcome a height difference," possibly explains the 5 cm height discrepancy of the body autopsied.
The last visitors to the Chancellery bunker were Hanna Reitsch. Hanna was the greatest woman pilot in Germany.
Story has it after the Hitler double was set up in the bunker, she flew Hitler to Sweden, and Hitler made his way to Argentina by U-Boat.
Odds are good Hitler lived out the rest of his life in serenity and without anxiety. There is even a photo of him at age 107 that can be found after a google search.
Hitler was not a guy to give up, or surrender. These things were not apart of his psychological profile.
My bet is he escaped.
possibly explains the 5 cm height discrepancy of the body autopsied.