Hitler Is Alive!

  According to Comben, and reported in the May, 1964 issue of the Police Gazette, the huge, sprawling, heavily guarded complex is located at Paso Flores, 100 miles north of San Carlos de Bariloche. Is Hitler one of those Nazi war criminals? It seems extremely likely.

  The Police Gazette has been told from unimpeachable sources that Adolf Hitler, accompanied by a woman, flew out of Berlin on the night of April 30, 1945. They proceeded to a secret Nazi submarine base in Norway, where a U-boat was ready for immediate departure.

  On July 10 of that same year, the U-boat put into a port in Argentina and unloaded tons of cargo, including millions in treasure.

  The submarine also carried 36 passengers. Neither the German Commander or the Argentine authorities would release any statement concerning the mysterious craft, its cargo, or passengers, except to say that the U-boat was on a routine cruise. This, in spite of the fact that the commander and crew should have surrendered the sub to the Allies on May 2, when Germany surrendered.

  US Intelligence agents quickly started their own investigation of the incident but were consistently frustrated in their efforts by the Argentine Government. The mysterious passengers of the submarine were protected by officials and any information concerning them was withheld from our agents.

  Later, it was reported to Washington that the Nazis had built an impregnable fortress in the San Carlos de Bariloche area as an escape haven for Adolf Hitler.

  So that tropical country which formed the background for the image of Adolf Hitler in Luce Vidi’s crystal ball may be Argentina—where the aged despot—his heart brimming with hatred, and his mind full of the days when the sound of his voice shook the world, lives out his time in misery.

  Israeli Agent Reveals

  EVA BRAUN SEEN ALIVE

  by HARVEY WILSON

  Eichmann informer spots Hitler’s mistress near Fuehrer’s hideout in Argentina!

  “Eva Braun is alive!” These are the words of one of the Israeli undercover agents, who captured Adolf Eichmann in Argentina.

  “The last we knew, she was living in a well-guarded hideout near Paso Flores in the Rio Negro Province of Argentina,” the agent told me during an interview in the lobby of the King David Hotel in Jerusalem.

  And how does the Israeli secret service agent know this startling fact?

  “The same informer, who put the finger on Eichmann for us, told us,” the Israeli agent revealed.

  Adolf Hitler’s mistress being alive confirms the findings of Col. W. F. Heimlich, former Chief of US Army Intelligence, Berlin, who was in charge of the official investigation into the disappearance of Hitler and Eva Braun.

  Although much has been written about Hitler, very little has been said about Eva Braun.

  Yet, the facts surrounding her disappearance, tell the whole dramatic story of the greatest hoax in history—the purported suicide of Der Fuehrer and his mistress!

  Eva Braun, whom Hitler befriended when she was a secretary in the photographic studio of Heinrich Hoffmann, the Nazi Party’s official photographer, and whom Der Fuehrer later made his mistress in 1933, when she was 21, was a frivolous, self-centered girl.

  She had no interest in politics and cared less for affairs of state. Of all the people in Hitler’s entourage, she was the least likely to commit suicide.

  Yet, soon after the Nazi dictator disappeared, reports were circulated that he had married her in his underground bunker—as Allied troops were closing in on Berlin—and that they then both committed suicide.

  This theory has been disproved by Allied intelligence.

  If Hitler was so insistent that everybody near him commit suicide, how was it that none of his personal secretaries who were closer to him than Eva Braun, and his adjutants who were with him constantly, were never asked to make the supreme sacrifice?

  Bodies Never Found

  It is a well-known fact that neither Der Fuehrer’s nor Eva Braun’s body was ever found. It has also been established that it would have been impossible to burn and cremate the corpses in the Reichancellery courtyard.

  Yet, the most important clue which Allied intelligence uncovered, indicating that Eva Braun and her dictator-lover had escaped from Berlin, was the telltale fact that none of Eva’s possessions could be found in her bunker!

  Furthermore, every one of Hitler’s staff who had remained behind and had been captured, admitted that Eva Braun appeared in “good spirits.”

  “She never worried about anything. I can’t see her taking poison,” Heinz Linge, Der Fuehrer’s chauffeur, said.

  Although Hitler allegedly shot himself to death, while Eva reputedly ended her life by swallowing poison, neither the bottle from which she allegedly drank the poison, nor drops of the drug which might have stained the floor or furniture were ever found.

  Furthermore, significant analysis by Allied Intelligence of the blood stains on the couch upon which the Nazi dictator died revealed they were not of Hitler’s blood type!

  There were no bullet holes in the couch—or in the wall behind it!

  The best indication that Eva Braun had fled cropped up a few months after the Third Reich collapsed.

  A report from Munich, Eva’s home town, reached Army intelligence that at Eva Braun’s direction, her personal belongings were hidden away in a chosen site in Bavaria.

  Treasure Chest Found

  Army Intelligence agents, taken to the site by an informer, dug up in an open field a huge treasure chest, containing Eva Braun’s personal diary, along with a dozen photo albums, depicting her intimate years with Hitler.

  In addition to these hidden secrets were found jewels, as well as thousands of American dollars.

  Intelligence agents surmised that the presence of American dollars among Eva Braun’s possessions from her Munich apartment, clearly indicated her intention to use the money as a getaway hoard.

  Another indication that Eva Braun had fled came from her family, who lived in Munich. Her mother, father (a minor civil servant) and her sisters, Gretel and Ilsa, displayed not the slightest grief, over her reported “death.”

  Herta Ostermyer, who was Eva’s best friend, expressed doubt that Eva would ever swallow poison.

  “She loved life too much. She had no interest in governmental affairs Eva loved sports—she was an excellent swimmer—and had a fond ness for animals, the movies and clothes,” said Herta.

  What subject did Eva like to discuss most?

  According to Herta, whenever the girls got together, Eva would gossip about the personal relationships of their friends, the various flatteries of men, and sex.

  “In Eva’s world,” her friend confided, “she separated men into two categories. Either they were attractive or unattractive.

  “If she weren’t so fearful and loyal to Der Fuehrer, she would have been a real flapper, carrying on affairs with numerous men. She was in love with the pleasures of life!”

  How did Eva Braun get to Argentina?

  Allied Intelligence sources have long suspected that Hitler flew out of Berlin the night of April 30, 1945. He fled with Eva, and they made their departure in a Flieseler-Storch plane.

  They reportedly carried several suitcases and proceeded to a secluded Nazi submarine base in Norway. There, a fully-stocked U-Boat was awaiting them.

  It is significant that two German U-Boats arrived a few months later at Mar del Plata, Argentina.

  This area in Argentina is easily accessible to the Nazi outpost which Israeli agents found north of San Carlos de Bariloche.

  “Before and after the collapse of the Third Reich, top Nazis had purchased thousands of miles of ranchlands in the Rio Negro and Chubut Provinces of Argentina,” said an Israeli agent, who spent many years working undercover in this region.

  “They virtually bought out all the luxurious hotels in the San Carlos de Bariloche area, which has the same natural beauty as Bavaria.

  “Little Nazi Germany”

  “This territory in Argentina is known as ‘Little Nazi Germany’ and
is not far from the Chilean border,” the Israeli agent continued. “Over $400,000,000 of Nazi funds were transferred to Argentine banks, through Switzerland, in the last days of Hitler’s rule.

  “It was with this money that Hitler’s top aides, who escaped, purchased this land.”

  It was in this area that Israeli agents infiltrated into the German communities and learned the whereabouts of Eichmann, Eva Braun, and other top Nazis.

  The Israelis, picked for the mission because they spoke German fluently, looked like Aryan Germans. They affected a Prussian military bearing and operated from San Carlos de Bariloche.

  “We picked San Carlos de Bariloche as our permanent base,” the Israeli agent said, “because it is a well-known luxury resort for wealthy Germans.

  “They come to this place from all over the world. Visitors include many dignitaries from Europe. Besides beautiful hotels, there are also estates and ranches in this area. Our presence there didn’t arouse any suspicion.

  “And it was here,” the Israeli agent confided, “that we made contact with a man high in Nazi circles, who put the finger on Eichmann, enabling us to capture the former chief of the Gestapo unit who was responsible for killing 6,000,000 Jews.

  “It was from this same source that we learned Eva Braun was alive—living in a Nazi fortress near Paso Flores with other top Nazis. According to our informant, she hasn’t changed much,” the Israeli said.

  “Her blonde hair is now streaked with gray, but otherwise she’s still trim and shapely. She was 33 years old when she disappeared. Now she’s 54, and clearly recognizable.”

  Israeli Intelligence believes that Eva Braun is living in a Nazi settlement on the bank of the swift flowing Limsy River, 100 miles north of San Carlos de Bariloche, where the Nazis have created the most extraordinary surviving outpost of Hitler’s Germany in the world today.

  German men and women pursue a secret existence under strict discipline. Strangers cannot penetrate into the immediate region of the Nazi fortress.

  The men wear Afrika Korps-style uniforms, with the same type caps that Field Marshal Rommel’s elite army wore in the desert campaigns.

  “This Nazi camp is protected by armed guards,” the Israeli agent revealed. “No one can get within five miles of it.

  “And the man who is the commandant of this Nazi fortress is Walthar Ochaner, former top officer of Hitler’s personal communications unit.

  “On several occasions,” the agent related, “When we drove up the highway leading toward Paso Flores, we were stopped by armed guards when we tried to detour on private roads leading to the Nazi encampment. As a result, we had no choice but to turn back.”

  After the Israeli agents seized Eichmann while he was walking down a Buenos Aires street and flew him to Israel, all agents were recalled from Argentina because of the international crisis that resulted.

  Today, undoubtedly, the armed guard around the Nazi fortress where Eva Braun reportedly lives in her own Nazi world, has been strengthened.

  POSITIVE PROOF: HITLER IN ARGENTINA

  by GEORGE McGRATH

  Argentina shields Nazi wealth—and Hitler … Allies fear Der Fuehrer’s capture could cause international complications …

  Indisputable evidence that Adolf Hitler is alive and living in the Argentine has been uncovered by the Police Gazette. Although this new information is in the hands of Government intelligence chiefs, the United States and its allies are not lifting a finger to catch the runaway Nazi dictator.

  A Government official has told us the reason. He says Hitler would be the biggest global hot potato in history if caught. The governments of the world, in fact, wouldn’t know what to do with him.

  The Police Gazette in 1951 dug up and published absolute proof that Hitler’s purported suicide was a fake. This magazine also produced overwhelming evidence that the deposed tyrant was hiding in Argentina.

  Incontrovertible new information now backs up our exclusive reports in every detail. Documents in the files of Allied intelligence authorities have been examined by this reporter and the facts verified by the highest counter-espionage sources.

  American officials possess sensational reports telling how the Nazis moved thousands of men and women and close to a billion dollars from Germany to South America. More important, these papers describe the Nazis’ strategy for the future.

  Capture Would Divide Free World

  What, then, is blocking a concerted effort to round up the Hitlerite plotters?

  First, according to one of the highest ranking intelligence officials in Washington, the major World War II Allies fear the effects of Hitler’s capture on the current international picture. They are afraid it would reopen the 15-year-old scars of the war.

  The capture would divide the nations of the free world. The Kremlin would undoubtedly twist and distort these squabbles in an attempt to prolong them.

  The effects within Germany could be even more serious. The West is trying to unite the German population on our side in the struggle against Red tyranny. But Hitler’s return would create unprecedented division and controversy among the Germans.

  Some Germans would insist that Hitler be executed. Others would want to leave him alone. Fanatics might even be impelled to try to return him to power through a putsch.

  The eagerness of the Allies to let sleeping dogs lie was illustrated unexpectedly only this fall. A man first identified as Martin Bormann, Hitler’s evil genius and trusted deputy, was seized in Argentina. The man denied he was Bormann.

  Before any detailed investigation could be made—and without even allowing time for the flying of anti-Nazi witnesses from Europe—Argentine officials accepted the man’s claim.

  Was the suspect really Bormann?

  Washington officials are sure of this much: Bormann definitely did go to Argentina after Nazi hopes of victory flickered out in 1945. Also, Bormann was a key figure in the organizing of Nazi colonies in South America.

  If the powers that be were so determined to back away from Bormann—or his double—imagine their reaction to the apprehension of Hitler.

  At the heart of the Argentine hands-off attitude is the tremendous political and economic power wielded in Argentina by the Germans, including many wanted Nazis. The Germans are particularly strong in the vast, sparsely settled areas of Patagonia. Using funds funneled from Germany late in the war, the Nazis bought thousands of square miles of ranchland. Armed Germans keep strangers from even entering these sprawling holdings.

  The information which follows—like the new revelations about Hitler—has been obtained from official files and previously unrevealed official documents.

  Nazi Haven in Argentina

  In November, 1943, eighteen months before the war ended, the Nazi high command chose Argentina as a prospective haven in case of defeat. Argentina was already a virtual ally of Germany. German officers were in high positions in the army and German industrialists controlled a big segment of the economy.

  Key figures in the Argentine government were Nazi sympathizers. Juan Peron, later Argentina’s dictator, had even marched into Paris with Hitler when the Nazis crushed France.

  Immediately after the decision of November, 1943, Hitler ordered Willie Koehn, chief of the Latin American section of the German foreign office, to travel to Argentina by U-boat. Koehn slipped through the Allied blockade with 40 large crates.

  The boxes contained Der Fuehrer’s personal valuables, as well as millions of dollars worth of jewels, paintings and other items which the Nazis had seized in occupied countries. The submarine surfaced off the coast of the Mar Del Plata. A tugboat operated by Buenos Aires’ Defino Line—then Axis-controlled—brought the crates ashore.

  Allied intelligence agents verified this information by grilling Koehn after the war. More details came from seized foreign office documents.

  Hitler’s Suicide a Hoax

  New pieces in the jigsaw have been added year by year ever since. Much of the freshest information comes from form
er German agents now working for other countries.

  American intelligence officers determined soon after the war that the Hitler suicide story was a hoax. US experts made exhaustive chemical tests in Hitler’s bunker, where he was supposed to have died of bullet wounds. They found bloodstains, but not of Hitler’s type. Outside the bunker, where the bodies of Hitler and Eva Braun, his mistress, were supposedly burned and buried, our technicians found not so much as a single human tooth.

  In tracing the flight of the top Nazis, Allied intelligence has established that $750 million in Nazi wealth was transferred from Germany to the Argentine in the war’s waning days.

  Hermann Goering shipped out $25 million in cash.

  Admiral Karl Doenitz, named by Hitler as his successor, sent a fortune to a relative, Edmundo Wagenknecht, owner of a big import-export firm in Buenos Aires.

  Joachim von Ribbentrop sent $500,000 to the Argentine firm “Securitas” in the name of his cousin, Martin, a Buenos Aires businessman. Von Ribbentrop also had $10 million deposited in Argentina in the name of Pedro Rodriguez Panchino.

  But the most vital currency transfer came when $200 million was forwarded to top Hitler aides in the German embassy. This money, believed earmarked for Hitler and his personal entourage, was used to buy a tremendous slice of Patagonia.

  Nazi Wealth

  Allied intelligence agents now know that all the currency transfers went from the Dresdener Bank of Berlin to the Schweizerischer Bankverein in Switzerland. From Switzerland the money went to the Argentine.

  Once the funds arrived in Argentina, they were shifted around with typical German efficiency. Some cash was used to acquire control of blue chip industrial firms in various Latin American republics.

  Other millions were diverted to the Nazi underground transportation network. This secret network enabled thousands of Nazis to flee Germany. By circuitous routes they traveled from Germany to Spain, then to Argentina. Karl Adolf Eichmann, captured in Argentina early this year by Israeli agents, reached South America this way.