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Escaped Nazis
Tirea Jones
2014 February 11
A Tale of Two Conspiracies: Escaped Nazis & the New World Order
May 1, 1945 German officials announced the death of Adolph Hitler and his wife who both allegedly committed suicide in the bunker. Till this day, Hitler’s body has never been produced as proof of his death. What really happened to Hitler? It is said that his death was a lie and that him and his wife fled Berlin to hide out in Argentina to participate in an operation called “operation Paperclip” after the war to help recruit Nazi scientist. This was an agreement between the soviet unions and Americans to split the scientist of Nazi Germany who were extremely intelligent; they were given full immunity for any war crimes they had committed and where able to live on U.S. soil and work for its government. There were rumors of Hitler living out in the open as a man of the people. Later reports of him were come across by the F.B.I. that he arrived by submarine and was hiding out in the foothills of the southern Andes. Some question if they let him stay hidden or if they used him in a plot of their own against the soviets I believe that this is an unreasonable and outrageous conspiracy. All humans that were threats to the United States were hunted down like Bin Laden and Saddam Hussein. My question is why would someone like Hitler be treated any differently? Contacts on most of these reports are anonymous and/or unidentified. There are many different reports on Hitler after the war none of which had any similar context of his where about. It was also said that Hitler had his own plan to plant the seed of the new Nazi party in America. Some say he was in South America not hiding out but mobile and active planning to take over America. There are nothing but claims, questions, theories and assumptions. No factual reports, footage and/or pictures. I believe that Hitler’s body wasn’t produced for proof because it is seen as disrespect to unbury a body that has put to rest.



References: 1. "Conspiracy Theories: Escaped Nazis & the New World Order." YouTube. YouTube, 19 Nov. 2013. Web. 09 Feb. 2014.

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