Hunting Hitler: New Scientific Evidence That Hitler Escaped Nazi Germany

Lots of great History information in this book.

The book presents a case for Hitler (and some close associates) having escaped from Germany in the closing days of WWII, and then successfully passing their years quietly in South America. How convincing is the evidence? Well. hard to say … The author offers a well documented and detailed, fairly plausible case for his escape thesis. He had me almost convinced until near the end the book, he described the contribution of another author: when I checked out the referenced author, I found he had weird credentials, and had authored a few other works that raised strong doubts about his scholarship.Is it possible that Hitler and Eva Braun passed their later years on a private estate in southern Argentina? Yes, I'd consider it possible. Am I convinced that such is irrefutable fact? Well … I'd keep my betting money in my wallet, at least until I had some additional corroborating evidence …

Having read Dr. Corsi's Who Really Killed Kennedy back in October, a book I believe to be an excellent, well researched book, I bought and read Hunting Hitler. I read it in three or four hours. I watched a History channel episode on this subject some years back which sold the viewer on the main stream media's story of Hitler committing suicide with his wife. Knowing the History channel is backed by the "Intelligence" agencies for obvious reasons, I was not sold on their story. Having read the entire World's End epic eleven book series twice, I have some understanding of the Nazi's and their power. This 7700 pages of World History from 1913 to 1947 is a sensational trove of accurate history. I also read the NY Times bestseller In The Garden of Beasts by Erik Larson. So I have more than an average understanding of that time period and the power of the Nazi's, When I was made aware of Dr. Corsi's new book I ordered it. It is meticulously footnoted and very well documented. Unlike others I have not read previous authors account of what happened in the bunker on April 30th 1945. I believe it entirely likely that Hitler and Eva Braun did indeed escape doomed Germany. Hitler had multiple doubles as well documented by Upton Sinclair as noted multiple times in his best selling World's End classic. To those who doubt the complicity of American spooks and Nazi leaning leaders like Allen Dulles and John McCloy, I suggest you do some research.Operation Paperclip did indeed occur despite President Truman orders against the import of these war criminals. Literally thousands and thousands of guilty Nazi's were given safe haven in the US and Canada. To those who have forgotten, the Angel of Death, Dr. Mengele was one of the notorious Nazi's given a new name (Green) and safe haven in Canada originally and was later found deceased in I believe Argentina in 1985.Many of the doctors and scientists were significant players in the notorious MK Ultra program run by our own Nazi's, specifically Allen Dulles. I was very pleased to see Dr, Corsi give credit to Jim Marrs who has written several books, including the Rise of the Fourth Reich and the Trillion Dollar Conspiracy. One need not search far to see the influence of the Nazi philosophy in our government and corporations the past 50 years. It is unquestionable that then billions (now likely the equivalent of trillions) of dollars was looted from the Germany economy to support the goals of the Fourth Reich once the Germans were defeated by the USSR. Once Hitler knew the end was imminent he and his loyal lieutenants began plans to flee Germany before the inevitable defeat at the hands of the Allied forces. I also appreciate the chapter on the treasonous bankers and attorneys who helped Hitler during his rise to power and continued even as Germany became a lethal threat to the world. Dr. Corsi deserves a lot of credit for writing this book. You do not have to wade through the labyrinth of hundreds and perhaps thousands of pages to get the essential details of Hitler's probable escape along with his most trusted inner circle. I look forward to more excellent writing and research by Dr. Corsi.Congratulations on an excellent book that is provocative and timely as our nation drifts toward a totalitarian form of government.Stephen CourtsApril 16, 2014

It was easy reading. I've read four books on thus subject and they all agree that Hitler escaped,but some differed in how he left.some say he flew to demark and Norway and site certain eye witnesses.one say he left by helicopter and flew a short distance to anothernbase where he flew n on a Ju 88or a Ju290. Some say he arrived in Spain where he stayed for a time in one of Franco's estates then took a submarine to Argentina. At Argentina from the lasuassen ranch he either flew or took a vehicle convoy to Barcelona. Its clear to see that he made it to inalco and stayed until 1955 when he left because Per one was ousted from power. From there the trails get muddy! Some sources say he died in 1959 and others say 1962! One source says Eva Braun left in in 153 with two children,two girls and another source says he had a son, named Adolfo!.no matter what source you read there is much that make his escape credible. What was interesting is how much money makes a difference for being so rich and having the means to buy up the powerful banks and industries around the world, ma kg es it possible for even the most evil can buy their way to freedom.

Great book. Makes you think. History needs to be rewritten.

Ottimo libro, scritto in un inglese scorrevole e semplice, comprensibile a tutti. Molto intrigato e basato su studi e fatti veramente accaduti.

Very interesting book. Recommended.

Corsi does it again ! There have been several books published recently that are based on documents released by the UK and US governments and Corsi has correlated some of the documents to show that British intelligence, the FBI . the CIA and even Joe Stalin and General Eisenhower were well aware that Adolf and Eeva Braun- Hitler were alive and reasonably well in Argentina ( near a town called San Carlos de Bariloche ) until the early 1960s. As there are at least four books on the subject ; and as they agree and quote many of the same documents and show similar photos ... If the subject interests you ; I would suggest reading this. Corsi writes well and it's an easy read.

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