WHERE IS THE BODY REST EXACTLY IN THIS MOMENT???

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IN THIS PIC RUDEL AND STROESNER PRESIDENT OF PARAGUAY

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Post by feldmarschall » 26 May 2003, 05:35

RUDEL Y STROESNER
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Post by wenty » 26 May 2003, 08:00

No, it has been concluded that by the end of the fire "Hitler's" and "Eva's" body were all ashes, nothing left, except for the bridges from his mouth which were gold and survived the heat. Everything else was ashes, and scattered away. The Russians made a big cover-up over it. Meanwhile Hitler's double was concluded to be AH himself, and this body was shown to the world by the Russians, then it was buried for some years in Magdeburg, before being dug up again by the Russians and shifted several times before finally being cremated in 1970 (!!). The ashes were scattered on the River Elbe. The whole part skull, Hitler's corpse in a lead-lined box, etc, is all myth and has no fact to it. Incase anyone wants to argue this, i would first like to say that every witness of Hitler's cremation except the guard Harry Mengershausen, all agree that there was only ashes left by the time the fire was finished, apparently around 6:30 PM that night. Hope this helps.


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Post by Mimiquilo » 27 May 2003, 00:48

If I may...
Thinking of today, Sadam an Osama get away even though all technology that exists, what you think about the year 1945? Do you all think that 150 liters could "transform bodies in ashes? It's tecnally impossible.
Think about it.
Feldmarechall, I will give you more information on the book I told you, as soon as I end it.
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#19

Post by Mimiquilo » 27 May 2003, 01:31

Feldmarschall,
what about the picture, I am curious.
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#20

Post by Gen. Erwin Rommel » 27 May 2003, 02:28

Xavier wrote:"Respecto a nuestro adorado Adolfo"
In English this means "about our beloved Adolf", Feldmarschall, what you mean with this? do you really like that guy?

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Post by Xavier » 27 May 2003, 03:20

Rommel:

well, since all about the third reich revolves around him (good ol' Adolph), his name has become a everyday happening in my house, and a párt of my not alive anymore family..thence "nuestro adorado adolfo"

(just kidding) :lol:

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Post by Gen. Erwin Rommel » 27 May 2003, 03:44

AH, i fell myself 20 times better now.

Btw, portugues e espanhol sao 2 linguas muy similares y eu hablo un poquito espanhol pero no muctho.

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