re: so POS Hitler survived WW11 after all

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They didn't find any body. It had been completely incinerated. I believe the only thing that didn't completely burn was a jawbone.

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They found his remains, charred as they were, and kept them until the KGB finally ordered the destruction of his remains in the 70's. As for the skull fragment, I wouldn't put much stock into that. Half of the rumors started about Hitler escaping came out of the Soviet Union and, in particular, Stalin who was simultaneously still paranoid over Hitler's death but also wanted to play mind games with the West to destabilize the political environment.

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Interesting page to read but you know, it's the internet. I do think it is plausible that he had a plan to get out. He was paranoid enough to have a plan in place for sure. I'd really like to see what Mossad has on this.

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I knew a girl in Germany whose Grandfather helped incinerate the bodies.

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Sounds like a smoke show.

What is WW11? When was 3-10?

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He survived what 9 assassination attempts, was known to have over a 12 body doubles, and you think he would not think about a fabricated suicide and would just killed himself like all the other high level Nazi's like Dr. Mengele LINK.

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Closer to 40 attempts on his life and while he maintained a large contingency of bodyguards he had very little faith in their ability to protect him and believed that his life was essentially in the hands of chance, however he was very paranoid and routinely changed travel times, destinations, carried a pistol on his person, etc.

And yes, even the most basic research into the man would show you that he was not going to risk being captured alive and while he could have left Berlin and moved south, up to a certain point, he was not getting out of Europe. Psychologically suicide was the logical expectation for Hitler once he was forced to accept that the war was lost; there were even contemporary studies done during the way by American psychiatrists who came to that very conclusion. He was also in constant physical pain, suffered from extreme bouts of depression and mania, and routinely talked about how death would be such a sweet release for him and he only continued to live for the sake of Germany. The fact is, his mental deterioration coupled with Parkinson's becoming more and more pronounced would have quickly eliminated any real ability to function, much less a worthwhile quality of life. In other words, even if he could have escaped, which he couldn't have, he had no incentive to go on living unless the war was won.

You roll out Mengele as an example to support your case, but Mengele, who was in much better health than Hitler, ultimately declined and suffered a stroke which led to his drowning. And he was healthy at the time of his escape, not to mention younger than Hitler. Again, in practical terms there is no way Hitler either could have escaped or survived for very long, much less lead anything resembling a life, had he been able to escape.

There are two "eyewitness" versions of the location of the self-inflicted pistol wound. One version is that Hitler shot himself in the mouth. The other is that he shot himself in the right temple.

Has this discrepancy ever been resolved?

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They didn't find any body. It had been completely incinerated. I believe the only thing that didn't completely burn was a jawbone. And the people that made it to the bunker escaped much earlier.

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,,and you are completely wrong about this, just a simple Google search can prove that.

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ou can possibly duplicate numbers of teeth, fillings, crowns and bridge work. You can't however duplicate the dental work. Dental work is very individualizde and artistic in its very nature. You could never fool a forensic odontologist with a created dental double.

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Unless the xrays used to ID Hitler were really those of the body double.