If you follow my work you know my last book (published in October) is Hiding Hitler: The Offer America Couldn’t Refuse. The basic premise is that Hitler did not commit suicide in his bunker in Berlin on April 30, 1945 as the propaganda of the official historical narrative teaches. Evidence suggests he fled Berlin on April 22, (some think he fled as late as April 30) flew to Austria, then Spain, then to its Canary Islands, where a U-boat took him to Argentina by July 1945 for a second life.
Hitler's Escape Mystery: Unmasking a Shadowy…
If you follow my work you know my last book (published in October) is Hiding Hitler: The Offer America Couldn’t Refuse. The basic premise is that Hitler did not commit suicide in his bunker in Berlin on April 30, 1945 as the propaganda of the official historical narrative teaches. Evidence suggests he fled Berlin on April 22, (some think he fled as late as April 30) flew to Austria, then Spain, then to its Canary Islands, where a U-boat took him to Argentina by July 1945 for a second life.