Hitler died in Argentina?

[henrique123789456]

The work is "Bariloche Nazi - Historic Places Related to National Socialism", the journalist and writer Abel Basti.
"From here you can see the Andes, Lake Nahuel Huapi ... and there, in the woods, the last residence of Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun. Hitler died there in 1960. "The unusual phrase can be uttered occasionally by the guides to tourists visiting the city of Bariloche, in Patagonia, southern Argentina. There, according to the book, Hitler had taken refuge after the end of World War II in 1945.
Hitler said the work, not shot himself in the head (along with a cyanide capsule that bit) in Berlin bombed by the Soviets. According to the book, would have died quietly, years later, in Bariloche.
This is the case of Erich Priebke and Reinhard Koops - who in the '40s and '50s hid in that city. Other Nazis, as Walter Kutschmann, Josef Schwammberger and Abraham Kipp also would have gone through the place.
At the time, Bariloche was just a village away from civilization, at 13,500 miles from the smoldering ruins of Berlin.
Ali hid German and Austrian Nazis, as well as Belgian, Italian and French fascist collaborators.
Hitler may have lived and died in Argentina?

 

[Anatoly Alexeyev]

i wish it was. Aryan leader too strong to die the way as jews wrote

On Thursday, 26 December 2013, 6:50, "otpokemonblog@..." <otpokemonblog@... wrote:
  The work is "Bariloche Nazi - Historic Places Related to National Socialism", the journalist and writer Abel Basti.
"From here you can see the Andes, Lake Nahuel Huapi ... and there, in the woods, the last residence of Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun. Hitler died there in 1960. "The unusual phrase can be uttered occasionally by the guides to tourists visiting the city of Bariloche, in Patagonia, southern Argentina. There, according to the book, Hitler had taken refuge after the end of World War II in 1945.
Hitler said the work, not shot himself in the head (along with a cyanide capsule that bit) in Berlin bombed by the Soviets. According to the book, would have died quietly, years later, in Bariloche.
This is the case of Erich Priebke and Reinhard Koops - who in the '40s and '50s hid in that city. Other Nazis, as Walter Kutschmann, Josef Schwammberger and Abraham Kipp also would have gone through the place.
At the time, Bariloche was just a village away from civilization, at 13,500 miles from the smoldering ruins of Berlin.
Ali hid German and Austrian Nazis, as well as Belgian, Italian and French fascist collaborators.
Hitler may have lived and died in Argentina?

 

[Joseph Nsubuga]

thanks for the history ,, hope it is correct

On Thursday, December 26, 2013 1:04 AM, Anatoly Alexeyev <cloudfromeast@... wrote:
  i wish it was. Aryan leader too strong to die the way as jews wrote

On Thursday, 26 December 2013, 6:50, "otpokemonblog@..." <otpokemonblog@... wrote:
  The work is "Bariloche Nazi - Historic Places Related to National Socialism", the journalist and writer Abel Basti.
"From here you can see the Andes, Lake Nahuel Huapi ... and there, in the woods, the last residence of Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun. Hitler died there in 1960. "The unusual phrase can be uttered occasionally by the guides to tourists visiting the city of Bariloche, in Patagonia, southern Argentina. There, according to the book, Hitler had taken refuge after the end of World War II in 1945.
Hitler said the work, not shot himself in the head (along with a cyanide capsule that bit) in Berlin bombed by the Soviets. According to the book, would have died quietly, years later, in Bariloche.
This is the case of Erich Priebke and Reinhard Koops - who in the '40s and '50s hid in that city. Other Nazis, as Walter Kutschmann, Josef Schwammberger and Abraham Kipp also would have gone through the place.
At the time, Bariloche was just a village away from civilization, at 13,500 miles from the smoldering ruins of Berlin.
Ali hid German and Austrian Nazis, as well as Belgian, Italian and French fascist collaborators.
Hitler may have lived and died in Argentina?

 

[Hooded Cobra]

Could be True or not. What matters is...The leading enemies know all about where Hitler went after the War. They have created all sort of misinformation in regards to him, all sorts of lies and all sorts of false history. Use your intuition to know what is right and wrong. Power meditation will open you up. Whatever you hear about Hitler, know most info has been corrupted, as with the holohoax.
Learn the Truth in history, Hitler was of the Greatest Satanic Men to ever cross the Earth. Keep in mind he has been severely defamed and do a favor to the Gods and Satan, who want his name clear, and do your research with your Satanic Mind.
-High Priest Hooded Cobra 666
HAIL SATAN!!!!!

Στις 7:42 μ.μ. Παρασκευή, 27 Δεκεμβρίου 2013, ο/η Joseph Nsubuga <joseph.nsubuga@... έγραψε:
  thanks for the history ,, hope it is correct

On Thursday, December 26, 2013 1:04 AM, Anatoly Alexeyev <cloudfromeast@... wrote:
  i wish it was. Aryan leader too strong to die the way as jews wrote

On Thursday, 26 December 2013, 6:50, "otpokemonblog@..." <otpokemonblog@... wrote:
  The work is "Bariloche Nazi - Historic Places Related to National Socialism", the journalist and writer Abel Basti.
"From here you can see the Andes, Lake Nahuel Huapi ... and there, in the woods, the last residence of Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun. Hitler died there in 1960. "The unusual phrase can be uttered occasionally by the guides to tourists visiting the city of Bariloche, in Patagonia, southern Argentina. There, according to the book, Hitler had taken refuge after the end of World War II in 1945.
Hitler said the work, not shot himself in the head (along with a cyanide capsule that bit) in Berlin bombed by the Soviets. According to the book, would have died quietly, years later, in Bariloche.
This is the case of Erich Priebke and Reinhard Koops - who in the '40s and '50s hid in that city. Other Nazis, as Walter Kutschmann, Josef Schwammberger and Abraham Kipp also would have gone through the place.
At the time, Bariloche was just a village away from civilization, at 13,500 miles from the smoldering ruins of Berlin.
Ali hid German and Austrian Nazis, as well as Belgian, Italian and French fascist collaborators.
Hitler may have lived and died in Argentina?