How the CIA 'found' Hitler alive in Colombia in 1955

The Daily Mail ^ | 10/31/17 | Chris Pleasance

[Enlightened1]

How the CIA 'found' Hitler alive in Colombia in 1954: Agency was told about man with a VERY familiar face who lived in an ex-SS community where he was called The Fuhrer and given Nazi salutes, declassified files show

• Declassified CIA report details claims about a man claiming to be Hitler living in Colombia in the 1950s
• Phillip Citroen, a former SS officer, told agents a man called Adolf Schuttlemayer was living in the town of Tunja, 85 miles north of Bogota, among a group of former Nazis in 1954
• Citroen said the men called Schuttlemayer The Fuhrer, gave him Nazi salutes and 'afforded him storm-trooper adulation'
• He even provided a photograph showing a man with a strong likeness of Hitler
• Citroen said Hitler left Colombia in January 1955 and moved to Argentina

 

Phillip Citroen (left), a former SS soldier, went to CIA agents in 1954 to say that he had seen a man claiming to be Adolf Hitler (right) alive and living in Colombia. Citroen gave agents this photo to support his claims

 

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Forgo the sausage and whole milk cheeses, the heavy beer, the pork and butter, and swap in fresh veggies and cool tropical fruits.

He had already done that. Hitler was a tea-totaling, non-smoking, vegetarian.

[ConservaTeen]

I read that South America had people from Germany, so maybe Hitler was alive...

At least, liberals think he is alive...every Republican is a Nazi..and Trump is Hitler..

[Wyrd bið ful aræd]

No wonder he was such a miserable bastard.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Yep.

He also had intestinal trouble. Closed room meetings with him were a real gas.

[freefdny]

He might have been a teppichfresser so carpet would also be added to the diet.

[Hieronymus]

Bkmrk.

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Think you mean Bsmrk

[RedMonqey]

(Snicker, snicker)

[RedMonqey]

(Snicker, snicker)

[Shadow44]

For those of you skeptical, this is the actual link to the CIA archives.

https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/docs/HITLER%2C%20ADOLF_0003.pdf

[tumblindice]

"I've got a bone to pick with you." rattle rattle R (only) B (only) Jones

[ladyjane]

A lot of Germans went to South America.

Given that the skull that was supposed to be Hitler’s turned out to be a female, I don’t doubt Hitler was allowed to get away.

Traditionally, there was an unwritten, unspoken agreement that heads of state would not kill one another. It makes sense that Hiltler was allowed to slip away. We never went after the Emperor, so we didn’t prosecute Hilter.

Of course, our government has since chosen to ignore that agreement.

[RedMonqey]

(grins!!)

[thinden]

BBB

[mad_as_he$$]

Prior to this century “Secret” used to mean something.

[ops33]

A Xerox copy of a Xerox copy of a photo. Could be anybody. Where is the original photo? And why in the world would Hitler continue to wear the same silly moustache when he is hiding out from capture?

[bmwcyle]

Why? You can hide many Secret level items.

[dubyagee]

ROTFLMBO!

[BeadCounter]

Another article says the Russians gave us a piece of skull they said was Hitler’s, we tested it, it was a woman’s skull, 20-40 years old.

http://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/national/article181864556.html

[BeadCounter]

This is originally from 1955; I’m not sure what kind of copiers they had back then but something to keep in my mind.

People say Hitler was too sick to survive that long.

Still, I think the story is worth consideration, this man named Citroen certainly had a tale to tell.