When the FBI investigated an alleged arrival of Hitler in Argentina aboard two submarines

We are celebrating today the 74th anniversary of the death of Adolf Hitler. The official story tells that on April 30, 1945 and before the imminent fall of the Nazi empire, the maximum genocide perpetrator of at least six million people during the Holocaust decided to kill yourself at the temple with a Walther PPK pistol. However, these more than seven decades have also served to fuel innumerable theories about a hidden escape and subsequent refuge of the German in different parts of the world.

In addition, Argentina was already in the 40s as one of the most cited destinations among international rumors. It was so much The US Federal Investigation Agency, the FBI, led by its director John Edgar Hoover, has decided to thoroughly investigate the main rumors about a possible concealed landing at the Nazi leader in the country.

In 1998, the FBI decided to publish some 739 previously secret documents concerning various investigations. One of them, precisely, was based on the possible survival of Hitler up to the Second World War and on its potential whereabouts. So, at the beginning of this document of about 203 pages, he indicates how The US agency has followed the trail of a possible arrival of the Nazi leader with his wife Eva Braun, another woman, a doctor and more than 50 Nazi hierarchs, in Argentina aboard two German submarines.

Rumor has it that Hitler and his company had arrived during one night. in the Gulf of San Matías, in the province of Río Negro, and have been helped by six top officials of the Argentine government to hide in the interior of the country.

So, Infobae He consulted the investigative report published in the late 1990s to investigate a search that by far now appears to be part of fantasy and science fiction.

The first few pages of the report refer to a part written on September 21, 1945. This document indicates that an Argentine citizen residing in Los Angeles had contacted a representative of the Argentine government at the time, who would have helped Hitler, Braun and a large delegation to travel to Argentina aboard two submarines between 1st and 3rd. May 2, 1945 and hide in the interior of Patagonia.

"A friend of this source was one of four people who met Hitler and his entourage when they landed in Argentina aboard two submarines about two and a half weeks after the fall of Berlin, "reads the report.

And he continued: "The first submarine arrived around 11 pm After securing the area, a doctor and many Germans came down. About two hours later, the second submarine arrived on the coast, in which Hitler was traveling, two women, another doctor and many other men. There must have been about 50 people on board. "

According to the report, the German horses were waiting for the Germans. They were then taken in groups to a secret area and hidden in the Valdes peninsula, in the Gulf of San Matías. It is estimated that the report She was referring to a landing at a specific place known as Caleta de Los Loros, which years later would have its own story with other German submarines.

The document also stated that the Nazi leader had shaved his mustache, that he had a upper lip injury and that he was suffering from asthma and ulcers at the time of His arrival..

Apparently, the source of the Argentine citizen had received about $ 15,000 at the time for transfer badistance, which he would be encouraged to disclose details before an American judge once Hitler's arrest in Argentina has been secured.

The rumor that erupted in September 1945 urged the FBI authorities to deploy their agents from Argentina and Uruguay throughout Patagonia. and different strategic points of the country. In fact, it served as a starting point for further research on Adolf Hitler in other parts of the country. The agency also took as parameters of the articles of research journals of the time to deploy new research.

It is thus that on October 26, 1945, John Hoover himself wrote a letter to a representative of the American Embbady in Argentina, in which he claimed to have received an article from the magazine. "Digest Magazine", who badyzed the possibility that Hitler fled to the country, and urged further research.

The extensive report has also garnered even more far-fetched theories and rumors. On November 3, a source wrote to Hoover to say that Hitler "lives in a large underground facility, under huge fields, about 675 miles southwest of Florianópolis and about 450 miles north-west of Buenos Aires. Hitler is accompanied by two "doubles" and the entrance to this place can be performed by two large electric lifts"

Already on November 13, 1945, Hoover sent a letter to a representative of the US Embbady in Argentina in which he suspected a wealthy German family from the province of Cordoba could have helped Hitler. to arrive and hide in Argentina.

The object of the mail was "Hitler Refuge in Argentina" and he referred to a report from the FBI's Strategic Warfare Services Unit, about the possibility that the German was hosted and hidden in the city of La Falda, Córdoba.

Hoover pointed out the German marriage of Walter and Ida Eichhorn, who they were the owners of the huge Eden Hotel, where it was suspected that the Nazi leader might have taken refuge.

The source warned that at one meeting, Ida Eichhorn made several observations that betrayed an excellent marriage relationship with Hitler:

"A- Even before the founding of the Nazi party, she offered Goebbels her full bank account (…), that this money could be used for advertising.

B- She and her family have proved to be enthusiastic supporters of Adolf Hitler since the founding of the Nazi party.

C- She affirmed that Hitler had never forgotten his voluntary support to the party and that in the years following the foundation, a friendship was forged. The link became so strong that the couple claimed to have lived with Hitler in the same hotel during their annual visits to Germany.

D- She said that if Hitler was struggling to continue and that it would be necessary to find a shelter, his family would find him a secret place inside his hotel in La Falda, where they already had make the necessary preparations ".

The FBI report also He had an article written by Johannes Steel in the November 1945 issue of Reader Digest magazine.in which he badyzed and presented a survey on the role of the Argentinian leaders of the time and the number of them who helped different Nazi hierarchies to take refuge in the country.

And, as if that were not enough, one of the documents of the detailed report of the American research agency developed an badysis and the subsequent rejection of a false report written by one of its own agents on another possible presence of the Nazi leader in Argentina.

The agent claimed to have received a personal letter from Hitler himself, with which he allegedly had a relationship since 1932:
"Gentlemen, perhaps you remember the Martian invasion of Orson Welles. I have a German letter from Hitler that will multiply by a hundred at least what they felt for the Welles story", the suspicious report began, the envelope with his report contained a letter in German, supposed to have been written by Hitler, and the English translation, written by the agent.

The alleged letter of Hitler reads: "At the moment when the Russians attacked Berlin, I found refuge at the Imperial Chancellery and informed me that my body and that of my wife, Eva Braun, had been burned in the garden of the Chancellery. . Now, I can not help but laugh, because I am several kilometers south-west of Berlin on my air trip to Argentina with my friend Perón, on a plane of the line. " Condor "that they rented me."

The specialists detected irregularities in the stamps of the letters, just as there were too many similarities between Hitler's alleged original letter and the translation. Finally, the agent admitted to having falsified all his document for the sole purpose of "creating a feeling". The officer, then 77 years old, was subjected to an internal summary and psychiatric exams.

The rumor about the submarines that took Hitler to Argentine Patagonia brought to the FBI no less than four years of investigation. Obviously, these rumors have died as a result of rumors and the US agency has never been able to verify the slightest presence of the presence of the Nazi leader in the country. Thus, the official story has remained faithful to the history books and it is now possible to refer to a new anniversary of the death of the worst monster of the last hundred years of humanity. .