Hitler went to Argentina. Source: FBI

[Ross Davidson]

Not only did he not commit suicide in Germany, Hitler fled to Argentina, along with other high ranking Nazis, on a submarine and was aided in hiding by the Argentinian government. Our very own government knew about his whereabouts, but, for some reason, decided to stick to the suicide story. Just another cover up released two generations after occurring, so that those who know about it don't care enough to do something about it. I can't wait till I'm 100 so I can see the classified documents on 9/11.
http://vault.fbi.gov/adolf-hitler/ad...-01-of-04/view

[Jon Watkins]

None of that proves Hitler was alive and/or in Argentina. There were claims that he was and the FBI followed up on it, but there isn't anything definitive in those files either way. It is probably one my favorite conspiracy theories to consider because the details surrounding Hitler's suicide are so bizarree, but these documents hardly constitute a smoking gun.

[NameLikeNoOther]

Try the Legion Etrangere

The conspiracy I heard was that as everything was falling apart. Hitler ordered the Berlin sewer system to be flooded and that was where all the hospitals and women and children were. At that time groups of high level security finally mutinied. Elite Military went to France and joined LE, then fought in Vietnam for France prior to USA entry there. Many were killed or severely injured there. Young children under three were sent to Sweden. Other groups choose to surrender to either USA or Russia, from there they were recruited to groups like CIA or KGB depending on their skill set or sent to trial if they would not convert to the new country. All high level members were tattooed with numbers so those had to be covered up or removed to blend in.

[Joseph Hachey]

Go take another hit on the bong. lol

[stan myaskovskiy]

Go take another hit on the bong. lol

Lol dont mind if I do! amusing read, may help make it more believable ;p

[Aaron Gustaveson]

Why did you present this like it is substantiated fact? Did you read page 4? You relizes the entire report is based off of what one guy told a reporter?

[NameLikeNoOther]

Don't forget to get your extra gauge thick tinfoil, it helps too

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tin_foi...TinFoilHat.jpg

[Aiseop]

"based on what one guy told a reporter..."

yeah, but that one guy was Hitler.

[Ross Davidson]

Did you read page 93? Regardless of whether you believe it or not, the FBI believed it enough to spend a lot of time and effort gathering intelligence on Hitler's whereabouts after 'dying'. US military correspondence to Hoover stating that Hitler is very likely to be in Argentina around the same time as reports of a German submarine dropping people off along the Argentinian coast, and numerous reports which lead the FBI to believe that Hitler is indeed in south america, yet they don't even follow it up to make sure that one of the biggest mass murderers in history is dead? So let me get this straight, you actively track and collect information on the whereabouts of a dead man, believe that you may have found his location, but you don't even bother to go check? Da fuq?

[Aaron Gustaveson]

What on page 93 supports your statements? I dont see anything that suggest the FBI spent any significant resource on the issue on page 93, maybe I missed it?

It doesn't seem that they "actively track and collect information on the whereabouts of a dead man" Not sure what you meant by "track", nothing suggest to me they were "tracking" Hitler. They took statements from someone and wrote it up, that doesnt seem like much effort to me.

Where does it say the FBI believed they had found his location?