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11-30-2019, 08:26 AM
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Re: Adolf Hitler, The Worlds Most Famous Death Picture
What’s the whole story behind this picture? Why’s there only 1 and at a crappy angle. If they had really found Hitler’s corpse wouldn’t they want to parade him around? Not sure if this picture is real
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12-02-2019, 07:53 PM
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Re: Adolf Hitler, The Worlds Most Famous Death Picture
I had always heard that Hitler had a suicide capsule tested on Blondie who dropped dead instantly from the cyanide. Hitler was understandably concerned that traitors within his ranks might have given him something that may not kill him. And he wanted a sure death method. Supposedly, the preferred method was to put a pistol to your head, bite down on the cyanide capsule and then immediately pull the pistol's trigger. Hitler mightily feared falling into Russian hands...dead or alive. Thus the garden fire pit incineration after death. He would have preferred to have his SS remove any and all traces of his mortal remains. |
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05-23-2022, 09:26 AM
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Re: Adolf Hitler, The Worlds Most Famous Death Picture
I read a post not to long ago about the family that helped Hitler escape. He was apparently on his death bed and had letters from Adolf himself and it stated he was still alive and hiding in Guam or Cuba or something. Don't quote me on the realness of it but there was more to the story than just that.. it made sense
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