Conspiracy Theorist Argues That Hitler Escaped to Argentina

[DonViejo]

According to a new book by prolific conspiracy theorist Jerome Corsi, the Fuhrer didn’t commit suicide but instead escaped Berlin with the help of the U.S. government.

Jerome R. Corsi is a bona fide conspiracy theorist. Since 2004’s Unfit for Command, the New York Times best-selling--and widely denounced--takedown of then-presidential candidate John Kerry, Corsi has churned out a constant stream of articles and books pushing unsubstantiated ideas on everything from the origin of oil to the U.S.’s role in 9/11 to Barack Obama’s nationality--all the while waving his Harvard PhD. as some kind of evidence that he’s not a complete and utter wingnut.

Corsi’s latest hypothesis, detailed in his new book Hunting Hitler, is that the German dictator didn’t actually kill himself alongside wife Eva Braun in his Berlin bunker as history books would have us believe. According to Corsi, Hitler actually escaped Germany as the Third Reich fell, and he did it with the help of none other than the U.S. government.

Corsi’s argument is that there’s no real proof Hitler didn’t escape. The world has long been willing to accept the idea that Hitler shot himself while Braun took cyanide, but where is the photographic evidence? The world’s most notorious genocidal maniac shot himself in a private bunker and no one took pictures? Corsi doesn’t buy it.

What really solidified Corsi’s suspicions, however, was the fact that, in 2009, an American archaeologist examined skull fragments long pointed to as proof of Hitler’s suicide by the Russian Federation State Archive, and found that they didn’t belong to Hitler at all. Then there were alleged doubts from both Stalin and Eisenhower about Hitler’s death. And the U.S.’s inability to obtain any of the Fuhrer’s physical remains. And the absence of any testimony from witnesses who heard the shots from the bunker. All this led Corsi to conclude that U.S. intelligence agents, including Allen Dulles, who later became director of the CIA, helped Hitler and Braun escape to Argentina. There, Corsi claims, the two retired peacefully in a mansion built by German expats hidden by the Bariloche forests.

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For some reason, I just knew the following type comment would be appearing below the article in this OP:

truthdeliverer 1 hour ago

Hitler's son is sitting in the Oval Oriface.