Secret documents shed new light on death Adolf Hitler

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There are secret documents released on the life and death of Adolf Hitler. This shows that history is perhaps gone very differently than expected. Secret documents shed new light on Hitler's death: did he killed himself? Former CIA agent Bob Baer and Tim Kennedy of the US special forces took 14,000 declassified documents through. In a documentary History Channel is broadcasting today can be seen how they discover that the Berlin bunker, had a fifth, thus far unknown exit. 

Who could have used Hitler to escape to a place where a plane could take off and land. And there are more signals. Record states that a document of the British secret service that Hitler through pilot Peter Baumgart of the Luftwaffe was flown from Germany the day before he committed suicide. In another file state then the testimony of an SS officer who saw Hitler in Denmark, where he exchanged plane. From Argentina comes evidence of a military-style building where Hitler would have stayed after his escape. 

The two men also point out in the documentaryt hat the most important evidence of the suicide Adolf Hitler and his wife Eva Braun is missing, their bodies. Historians believe that the only thing of the body of Hitler remained a piece of his lower jaw. Which is owned by the Kremlin in Russia. According to the Russian army the bodies of Hitler and Braun  after their death were burnt in the garden of the bunker. The jaw match his dental records. "And that's the only real answer about Hitler's death," said Bear. "But Russia has the jawbone still not released for forensic examination."
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