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Nazi Expert: ‘I Have Proof Hitler Died In 1960s’

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By Terrence Aym

“The biggest revelation is an authenticated secret

German document which lists Hitler as one of the

passengers evacuated by plane from Austria to

Barcelona on April 26, !"#$%

Although official history contends Hitler committed suicide

with his newlywed wife, Eva Braun, on April, 30 19! and

their corpses were "urned "y others in the Berlin "un#er,

A"el Basti claims proof the story is a fa"rication$

According to Basti%s meticulous research, the leader of the Third &eich spent his last

years as an art dealer and had facial plastic surgery to change his appearance$

Those are 'ust two of the astounding revelations that respected Argentine 'ournalist

and historian A"el Basti documents in his "oo#, Hitler’s Exile$

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(hile the "oo# was a runaway "estseller across )outh America, it%s "een suppressed

in the *nited )tates and the &ussian +ederation$ Those two countries still maintain

that ermany%s +-hrer committed suicide during the last days of (orld (ar Two$

World newspapers report Hitler deadwere the! wrong"

The claim that Hitler and some high.ran#ing )chut/staffel )) officers escaped

ermany and fled to )outh America is not new$

2il 2i#androv o"serves )trategic ulture +oundation, 4All the 5eaders of the Third

&eich +led to 5atin America 46 47n his well.documented, The Hitler #ur$i$al

M!th 1981, onald :c;ale identifies the earliest source of the myth of Hitler%s

escape to the southern hemisphere as the une<pected surrender of a erman

su"marine in early =uly 19! at :ar del >lata, Argentina$

4)everal Buenos Aires newspapers, in defiance of Argentine 2avy statements, said

that ru""er "oats had "een seen landing from it, and other su"marines spotted in the

area$

4?n =uly 1@, 19!, the hicago Times carried a sensational article on the Hitlers

having slipped off to Argentina$





ul! 1&' 1945( )hicago Times reports Hitler *led to #outh +merica

The Hitler-in-Argentina tale first surfaced in a book back in 1947

45adislao sa"C, a Hungarian advertiser, witnessed the arrival of the *.!30 and saw

its crew disem"ar#ing$ He had heard that the destination was the erman Antarctica

and, mista#enly, made a supposition that Hitler had escaped to Antarctica, and

pu"lished the "oo# Hitler est, -i$o Hitler is Alive, where he spea#s a"out the

possi"le location of Hitler, in Dueen%s :aud properties, opposite the (eddel )ea, that

was then renamed 2euschwa"enland, when the area was e<plored in 193839 "y the

erman e<pedition FledG "y aptain &itschter$

.ric/ *rom wall o* 0azi complex in atagonia 2right side3

4sa"C made the wrong assumption$

4Had he read the "oo# "y >rofessor Hugo +ernande/

Artucio pu"lished in 190, 0azis en el rugua! , 2a/is in

*ruguay he would had discovered that there actually was

a plan referring to erman Antarctica, "ut this was nothing

"ut the term they used for the >atagonia and that this

information had "een made pu"lic in 2ew or# in 1939$ F2il 2i#androvG

Eagle’s 0est6 stonewor/ on wall o* 7erman complex' +rgentina8 2le*t side3

Basti doggedly digs deeper

(hen there%s so much smo#e there%s usually a fire$ Basti

trac#ed down that fire during seven years of sometimes

grueling investigations$

He personally visited erman compounds surrounded "y

security and stern.faced guards, interviewed surviving

witnesses in villages near the strongholds, and even

o"tained authenticated photographs of Hitler and Braun during their e<ile years$





+lleged photo o* +dol* and E$a with daughter rich in +rgentina

4Basti wrote that A$ Hitler, E$ Braun, and +-hrer%s closest aides flew from the "urning

Berlin to )painIand then crossed the Atlantic ?cean "y three su"marines and

reached Argentina$

47n =uly.August, 19! Hitler and his cliJue landed in the &io 2egro province near the

aleta de los 5oros village and moved on further into Argentine$

4Allegedly, the same secret route prepared "y )) chief Himmler%s staff was later used

"y Bormann, :engele, and Eichmann$

4Basti detailed the 'ourney of A$ Hitler and E$ Braun across Argentina assisted "y local

2a/i sympathi/ers and descri"ed the couple%s family life during whichKdespite the

hardships of hidingKthey even had children$





+lleged photo o* Hitler in disguise' .uenos +ires meeting' 195

Stonewalling Soiets

The )oviets weren%t helpful on the matter of the erman leader%s death$

4The )oviets continued to "e difficult$ They refused to allow (esterners into Berlin

even after the surrender of Lnit/%s government and the last armies in the field on

:ay M.9$ ?n :ay 10, they announced the e<istence of the "urned "odies in the

hancellory courtyard, "ut only allowed that one might "e Hitler$ The same report

went on to say that his "ody might never "e found$

4?n =une @, a spo#esman for the )oviet army in Berlin announced uneJuivocally that

Hitler had committed suicide and that his "ody had "een identified$ Three days later,

:arshall hu#ov, the head of the )oviet army gave a press conference with eputy

+oreign :inister Andrei Nishins#i loo#ing over his shoulder$ O(e did not identify the

"ody of Hitler,% he said$ O7 can say nothing definite a"out his fate$ He could have flown

away from Berlin at the very last moment$% F2il 2i#androv G

!nteriew with Basti

7n an interview on :eadline ; <i$e, an Argentine news program, 'ournalist )antiago

&omero interviewed A"el Basti a"out Hitler%s escape, life in >atagonia, and the events

that followed (orld (ar Two$ FPHitler huyC a la >atagonia en un su"marino Jue /arpC

desde NigoP Edited$G

"o#ero$ (hat is your opinion on Hitler%s escapeQ

Basti$ Hitler escaped via air from Austria to Barcelona$ The last stage of his escape

was in a su"marine, from Nigo, heading straight to the coast of >atagonia$ +inally,Hitler and Eva Braun, in a car with a chauffeur and "odyguardKa motorcade of at

least three carsKdrove to Bariloche Argentina$





4He too# refuge in a place called )an &amon, a"out 1! miles east of that town$ 7t is a

property of a"out R!0,000 acres with a la#e.front view of 5a#e 2ahuel Huapi, which

had "een erman property since the early twentieth century, when it "elonged to a

erman firm "y the name of )cham"urg.5ippe$

"o#ero$ ?n what "asis do you claim that Hitler was in )pain after leaving his Berlin

"un#erQ

Basti$ 7 was a"le to confirm the presence of Hitler in )pain than#s to aKnow

elderlyK=esuit priest, whose family mem"ers were friends of the 2a/i leader$ And 7

have witnesses that allude to meetings he had with his entourage at the place where

they stayed in anta"ria$

47n addition, a document of the British secret services reveals that in those days, a

2a/i su"marine convoy left )pain, and after stopping in the anary 7slands, it

continued its 'ourney to the south of Argentina$

4Hitler and Eva Braun traveled on"oard one of these su"marines, which later arrivedin >atagonia "etween =uly and August of 19!, under the de facto >resident Edelmiro

+arrell and later =uan omingo >eron, then his :inister of (ar$ There is also another

important document mentioning that the +B7 was loo#ing for Hitler in )pain after

(orld (ar 77$

"o#ero$ +rom where did he leave to >atagoniaQ

Basti$ All the evidence points to the alician coast, which was a significant "ase of

supplies for 2a/i su"marines during the Battle of the Atlantic, to the e<tent that

hurchill considered the possi"ility of invading itKan action that was scrapped when

they "uilt the code."rea#ing 4Enigma machine and managed to decipher 2a/isu"marine fleet messages and the course of su"marine warfare was reversed$

4There is the possi"ility that he left from Nigo or +errol, "ut it is almost certain that he

did from Nigo, according to Britain%s :7@$

"o#ero$ (hat was Hitler%s life in Argentina li#eQ

Basti$ Hitler lived as a fugitive with his wife and his "odyguard$ His first years were

in >atagonia, and then he lived in the more northern provinces Fof ArgentinaG$

47n the early years, he held meetings in different parts of Argentina, and with other2a/is in >araguay, as well as with sympathi/ers from foreign countries$

4He shaved his head and mustache, so he was not easily recogni/a"le$ He lived away

from large ur"an areas, although he had a few meetings in Buenos Aires$ He died in

the si<ties in Argentina$

47%m currently investigating where he was "uried and how he lived his last days$

"o#ero$ id you have access to documents from the former )oviet *nionQ

Basti$ *ntil his death in 19!3, )talin always "elieved that Hitler had escaped$ 7n

19!, )talin told the Allies this same information$ There are three different shorthand

writings in which )talin mentioned that the erman leader had fled$





47n Argentina, 7 have interviewed people who had seen and met with Hitler$ 7n the

&ussian archives, there is a"undant documentation that shows that Hitler had

escaped$

"o#ero$ How did your "oo# impact the official story of Hitler%s deathQ

Basti$ espite the recent investigations that proved that Hitler%s remains at the;remlin in &ussia did not "elong to him, most &ussians have always re'ected the

theory that he escaped$ The same applies to the nations involved in the war$

4The *$)$ has 'ust reclassified Funder national security auspicesG for R0 FmoreG years

all official material related to this story, and when that deadline is met, it will pro"a"ly

"e reclassified$

4The British reclassified all related documentation for @0 more years$ The researchers

cannot access that information$

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