Did Adolf Hitler escape alive from his Berlin bunker and fake his death?

From fresh evidence unearthed, there are doubts that Adolf Hitler might have escaped alive from his Berlin bunker and flew out to a secure military compound in Argentina. He hoped to create the Fourth Reich with his band of Nazi supporters. This has been revealed in the latest Hunting Hitler series, which is scheduled to be aired on The History Channel this month.
The investigation was carried out by a team of a former CIA operative and a US special forces sergeant who was involved in the capture of al-Qaeda leaders Osama bin Laden and Abu al-Zarqawi. They investigated whether the Fuhrer had indeed escaped to a new life in South America.
This has been reported in nzherald.co.nz dated 16 January 2017.

The team went through 14,000 declassified documents and came up with a new version of the incident about the assumption that the Fuhrer had committed suicide alongside his wife, Eva Braun, on April 30, 1945.
One of the documents from British Intelligence claims that Hitler was flown out of the German capital by a Luftwaffe pilot the day before he purportedly took his own life. In support of this theory, there was also evidence that there was a fifth exit from the bunker and it led to an area which was large enough for a makeshift runway.
Another document is about an SS officer who has claimed to have seen Hitler in Denmark, shortly before changing planes to his final destination.
And, in Argentina, there is evidence of a military-style compound where Hitler may have stayed after his arrival to carry out his plans for a Fourth Reich in the South American country. Tens of thousands of Nazis had arrived in Argentina after the end of World War II. There is also evidence that a Nazi physicist was working at a nuclear facility in Argentina to test explosive devices. But, the Nazi communities in Argentina does not want to talk about the subject.


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