Posted on 10/31/2017 11:59:00 AM PDT by righttackle44
Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler survived World War II and was living in South America during the 1950s, according to a CIA memo released last week along with other formerly classified files that were related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
Most historians believe Hitler committed suicide in April 1945 as the Soviet Red Army was closing in on Berlin.
The memo said a man named Phillip Citroen, a former German SS agent, told a CIA source in Venezuela that while Citroen was working in Colombia, he met a man who not only looked like Hitler, but who was also treated with deference by the German community.
Hitler was living in the town of Tunja, north of Bogota, the memo said.
The document claimed that a friend of the CIA informant “states that during the latter part of September 1955, a Phillip Citroen, former German SS trooper, stated to him confidentially that Adolph Hitler (sic) is still alive,” according to The U.K. Sun.
Prescott Bush intervened, no doubt.
My reasoning on this is, because it could be just a document dump of a bunch of old CIA documents, not necessarily JFK related. But I don’t know if that is backed up by reason.
I know Tunja Colombia well
My favorite high altitude colonial hangout Villa de Leiba was near there and we had to pass through traveling from Bogota
The famous decisive battle of Boyacá is near there
High altitude area hovering near 10,000 feet
Simon Bolivar routed the Royals there ensuring Colombian and Venezuelan independence
It’s basically a big valley with excellent artillery placement for the Royals but their reinforcements were tardy
We know how that usually goes
Me and my old Colombian girlfriend spent some great times up there
Sort of a Megyn Fox looking gal
Feeling 35 years old nostalgia now at sesenta años de vida
That show is a load of crap. The tried to pass off a photo of Moe Howard as a picture of Hitler in Argentina.
A forensic examination of the dental remnants done in 1973 pretty much confirms his death in Berlin. The report is available at http://www.nl-aid.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/Sognnaes.pdf
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