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    #1

    Hitler's remains to be found???

    A long time ago, I read a Time magazine 'letter to the editor'.

    An American Gi had heard the death bed confession of a Luftwaffe pilot, who had stated that he had transported Adolf Hitler to a landing strip, adjacent to a sea base, where he had dropped off Adolf and his entourage, prior to their boarding a submarine.

    Maybe Hitler's remains will be found aboard this sub.




    Although the dead should be left where they lay, be it seabed or battlefield grave, I would like to see this sub brought to the surface.

    It was trying to escape, even after Doenitz had ordered all German military personnel to surrender.

    You have to wonder what would be found on board!!

    http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/...b7Kz&ocid=iehp
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    Originally posted by TP Alexander View Post
    A long time ago, I read a Time magazine 'letter to the editor'.

    An American Gi had heard the death bed confession of a Luftwaffe pilot, who had stated that he had transported Adolf Hitler to a landing strip, adjacent to a sea base, where he had dropped off Adolf and his entourage, prior to their boarding a submarine.

    Maybe Hitler's remains will be found aboard this sub.




    Although the dead should be left where they lay, be it seabed or battlefield grave, I would like to see this sub brought to the surface.

    It was trying to escape, even after Doenitz had ordered all German military personnel to surrender.

    You have to wonder what would be found on board!!

    http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/...b7Kz&ocid=iehp
    was thinking the exact same thing. While I don't doubt he escaped, I am skeptical he remained hidden as these years

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      #3
      Originally posted by peety View Post
      was thinking the exact same thing. While I don't doubt he escaped, I am skeptical he remained hidden as these years
      How much research have you guys done? Have you read the memoirs of Kempka, Gunsche, Junge, Axmann ect? People that were in the fuhrer bunker where it happened? Do you really think that this man was a cowardly shrinking violet to run away or know that he threw his all at it and accepted his fate? Risk ending up like El Duce? My God.

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        #4
        Originally posted by helmuthunter View Post
        How much research have you guys done? Have you read the memoirs of Kempka, Gunsche, Junge, Axmann ect? People that were in the fuhrer bunker where it happened? Do you really think that this man was a cowardly shrinking violet to run away or know that he threw his all at it and accepted his fate? Risk ending up like El Duce? My God.
        I was thinking the same thing. Has it not been well documented what happened to AH?

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          #5
          Helmuthunter could not have said it any better. I had very personal meetings/interviews with those who were still very loyal to the cause and they agreed, Hitler would never have risked having the same fate of Mussolini for himself and his beloved Eva.
          Last edited by Bcarver; 04-19-2018, 04:52 PM.

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            #6
            Even under "extreme pressure" as was applied to the survivors who were in the bunker with Hitler when questioned by the Russians none wavered from their explanation of the facts. Hitler committed suicide in the bunker, his body and Eva's were carried out and partially burned. If otherwise they'll find out right after the 'treasure'" is recovered from Oak Island! and the other shooter in the Kennedy assassination is found
            Jim

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              #7
              Originally posted by Bcarver View Post
              Helmuthunter could not have said it any better. I had very personal meetings/interviews with those who were still very loyal to the cause and they agreed, Hitler would never have risked having the same fate of Mussolini for himself and his beloved Eva.
              Agree. And in fact members of his inner circle reported that the fate of Mussolini affected him and he specifically said he did not want to end up like that, as a public spectacle... prisoner or corpse.

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                #8
                Wait..what? Seriously? STOP the press. A GI once heard from a Luftwaffe pilot...Better get Geraldo Rivera in a wet suit.

                More like heard it from a guy, who heard from another guy who was on the last s*****r on the left while at Camp Lucky Strike.

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                  #9
                  I am so sick of this pseudo "Hitler escaped" BS.

                  Kept alive by a 24 hour "feed me feed me" news cycle, clickbait social media, and half-wit amateur historians who don't have the attention span to read proper accounts and truly know the history.

                  No offence to the original poster, of course. I agree, exploring a WW2 sub would be very cool.

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                    #10
                    a real Dictator is not running away = slaughtered,execution or suicide

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by helmuthunter View Post
                      ... Do you really think that this man was a cowardly shrinking violet to run away or know that he threw his all at it and accepted his fate? ... My God.
                      While I do think AH was a coward at heart, but brave when it came to having others do his bidding- but that's for another discussion - the real question is: was he successful at killing himself or did Kempke have to finish him off?

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                        Originally posted by Biber View Post
                        While I do think AH was a coward at heart, but brave when it came to having others do his bidding- but that's for another discussion - the real question is: was he successful at killing himself or did Kempke have to finish him off?


                        This is all documented

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                          #13
                          WHO makes up this crap?

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                            #14
                            I saved answering this for last, as it is the least important.
                            I put up an article about another U-Boat being found. I idly put in there that 'perhaps' they would find Uncle Adolf on there. I was rather surprised to see the comments.
                            One pro-Fascist, who is, apparently, proud that his Fuhrer died well and two keyboard warriors, answered me and got all hot nd bothered under the collar.
                            When I get done typing this up, I'm turning off notifications to this thread, as I really don't care about anyone's opinions in regards to this.

                            I deal in facts.
                            First, I was a little vague on the GI that heard the deathbed confession. He was actually a US Army intelligence officer. If I can find the article, I will scan and post it. I will also mention that a deathbed confession is admissible evidence in a court of law.
                            Second, as to the veracity and truthfulness of witnesses to Hitler's suicide and immolation by fire, I wouldn't trust any of these hard core SS men any further then I could throw them.

                            Kempka, being interviewed by US Army intelligence officers:
                            "He said that Bormann and Naumann made their way from the Chancellery to the Friedrichstrasse Station without incident, then stopped near the station to discuss how to get away from the Russians.
                            'Others joined them behind a large German tank and some other armored vehicles', Kempka said. 'They walked alongside the armored column as it moved towards the Russian lines. The column, preceded by men on foot, passed through a tank trap and had gotten fifty yards or so past it when the tank was hit by a bazooka shell. I was about three or four yards behind the tank. Bormann and Naumann were directly beside it. The shell smashed into them and I saw their bodies hurled away. They could not have survived.'
                            Kempka repeated this story at the Nuremberg war crimes trials and many investigators accepted it...until Naumann turned up alive and well a few years later. For those of you who are not sure who Werner Naumann was, his title was Deputy Director of the Reichs Ministry for Propaganda.
                            It has been long known that Kempka lied about Bormann and Naumann dying while trying to escape Berlin. Why should we believe him about Hitler's death?
                            There were plenty of Hitler look-alikes. If you look at pictures of the Russians entering Berlin, you will see photos of them holding up a body outside of the Chancellery that looks remarkably like Hitler.
                            Hitler is dead. He died years and years ago. But as to where and when, I'm like a fellow from Missouri that says SHOW ME.

                            Now, to get back to the submarine that the Danes found.
                            I hope they raise it.
                            I wonder if they will find anything truly remarkable inside.
                            Jet propulsion engines and plans or parts for atomic weapons?
                            I hardly think so.
                            This was a case of escape and evasion.
                            The Germans knew the Japanese were as beat as they were and it would be a waste of time to send anything to Japan.
                            Is there anything of unusual importance on that sub?
                            I don't know.
                            Maybe we'll never find out.
                            But please, leave me alone when I have a little bit of fun about 'Hitler' being found on the sub.
                            Quit getting your jaws in an uproar. Geeeezzzzz!
                            It was done tongue in cheek and some of you need to develop a sense of humor.

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                              #15
                              4-20 [smoke 'em if you got 'em]

                              Well . . . IF he had lived beyond that tomb in Berlin . . . and were able to celebrate . . . his cake would have appeared like this - TODAY.
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