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How Did Hitler Committed Suicide
Did Hitler really die in the bunker?

There is no evidence that Hitler really committed suicide in the Führerbunker, but there are many evidences that can prove, or at least create a suspicion about the life of Hitler in America after the fall of the Third Reich. The Führerbunker was an air-raid shelter near to the Chancellery, only for the private use of Hitler, his wife, and his closest advisers and ministers. According to the Soviets, Hitler and his wife, Eva Braun, committed suicide in the Führerbunker on 30 April 1945, but the only records that can prove that this really happened were the testimonies of the Soviet soldiers who assured that the body was burned and the ashes buried in the Chancellery garden. So if there is no body, and the Soviets would benefit themselves if Hitler really died, what proves that he killed himself. There was only one thing that could prove Hitler’s death, and this was a human skull with a bullet hole , which was kept in Moscow; but in 2009 it was discovered that it belonged to a woman, so all the proves disappeared.
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So why can’t it be possible that Hitler and Eva Braun escaped to Argentina? Two and a half weeks after the fall of the Third Reich, a Nazi submarine arrived to the Argentinian coasts. This could have been the submarine in which Hitler escaped from Germany. The theory states that when the fall of Berlin to the Soviets was inevitable, Hitler escaped to the nearest airport and moved to the submarine, and from them to Argentina. Also, many pictures were taken in Argentina which showed an old man very alike to Hitler. So all this states that the possibility that he didn’t really die in the bunker is possible, and that this theory must be

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