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Originally posted by Vanitas
You mean Traudl Junge?
Originally posted by Vanitas
reply to post by Vanitas
Let me see if I understand: there are NO digital imagery experts on board (at least not willing to click twice to have a look at a single image)?
What are the odds, considering the number of ATS members, I wonder?
(Where's BuckDivision when you need him? )
Originally posted by TeslaandLyne
You mean it might be a real photo of Hitler.
So, we don't touch that.
But this was not the only bombshell Otto Skorzeny delivered that day in late-1999. Skorzeny, producing a shoe box full of 60-years worth of his personal photographs, showed them to Berman, describing each one in great detail. The collection featured a photo of a young, majestic Skorzeny in full S.S. Nazi military dress, next to his Führer, Adolph Hitler. Then there were photos of Reinhard Gehlen (S.S. spy and assassin) Dr. Joseph Mengele (the “Angel of Death”) Martin Bormann (Hitler aide and S.S. assassin) and Adolph Hitler (photographed in 1997 at age 107).
The Hitler photo was taken during a “reunion” at the Lake McDonald Lodge in Glacier National Park, Montana, on August 27, 1997. According to Skorzeny, Adolph Hitler was alive and well in the U.S. in 1997!
Originally posted by Darkmind
Yes, but how would he have got there? How the hell could the most recognisable man in the world escape from the shattered ruins of Berlin? His secretary made it out, but only because she got lucky, dumped her helmet and her group and walked out before the mass rapes started by the Soviet soldiers.
Hitler was suffering what might have been early Parkinsons - the man was a shambling dribbling wreck. The chances of him making it through the burning rubble of Berlin, trying not to get shot by trigger-happy soldiers on both sides are nil. Even then, how would he have made it out of Germany? [/quote
A plane.
Then a sub to Argentina - or so the theory goes..