Adolph Hitler would have lived his last years in ArgentinaThe writer and Argentine journalist Abel Basti assure in an investigation book that fled next to its Eva lover Braun there.
Hitler lived in the Patagonia after fleeing in 1945 from Germany, assures Basti in a book where, with the style of a tour guide, she reveals the places on the foot of the Mountain range of the $andes that served from refuge several ex- jerarcas Nazi.
The Hitlers and their Eva lover Braun "did not commit suicide, fled until the Argentine coasts in a submarine and lived many years" in proximities on San Carlos de Bariloche, tourist city and center of ski to about 1,350 kilometers to the southwest of Buenos Aires, indicated the journalist.
In his Bariloche book Nazi-it guides tourist, that will on sale leave the next week in Argentina, Basti reproduces documents, testimonies, photographies and planes to guide the reader (or tourist) until the places that served from refuge to Hitler, Martin Borman, Joseph Mengele and Adolf Eichmann.
It does not please the question to him if with his work defies official history on the suicide of Hitler and Eva Braun when the allied troops arrived Berlin, since she maintained that the corpses of the Führer and its lover "never were, like of many other Nazis presumably forced suicide on".
"the only official history is the report to the Kremlin of the general Jukov (commander of the Soviet Army who presumably occupied Berlin) of which the Nazi Hitlers and several heads escaped, to Spain or Argentina, and thus communicates (Jose) Stalin to the Government of the United States", assured in controversial tone.
In his book it publishes a photography of the Inalco property, located in Villa the Narrowness, to borders of the lake Nahuel Huapi, 80 kilometers to the north of Bariloche, the "refuge chosen by the Argentine Nazis to hide to Hitler and Eva Braun".
That residence, that still conserves in the middle of a leafy forest of pines and to which can only be arrived by boat or hydroplane, belonged to the Argentine industralist Jorge Antonio, one of the men of greater confidence of the three times president of this country, Juan Domingo Perón (1946-1955 and 1973-1974).
Basti mentions to Rodolfo Fraud, son del millionaire Ludwing German Fraud, like key piece - from its position of secretary of Perón- for the radicación in Argentina of Nazis, among them Eichmann, captured in 1960 the Air outskirts Good by a commando Israeli and executed two years later in Israel.
The author of the book, that has worked in several investigations on the Nazis for the European television, assures that Hitler also lived during their pass by Argentina in the property San Ramon, to 10 kilometers to the east of Bariloche, a property at that time of the German principality of Schaumburg-Lippe.
The long stretch between the possibility that the Hitlers and its lieutenants have managed to save Berlin, and sheltered in the Patagonia, for Basti German uses excessive respect itself with the "big wave of submarines" who arrived at the coasts of the Argentine south shortly after concluded World War II.
"There are many and fehacientes tests of fled from Nazis towards Argentina in coincidence with the arrival of submarines the German to the Patagonia", indicated, after remembering the "vital support" that the then Argentine Government presided over by Perón rendered "to shelter in the country the partisans of the Führer".
The Bariloche book Nazi-guides tourist, that will be complemented with the site in Internet "to
www.barilochenazi.com.ar", begins with the history of the ex- captain of the feared SS Erich Priebke, extradited from Argentina to Italy in the heavy decade by its responsibility in the execution of 300 people.
Priebke, that presided over in Bariloche the Cultural Association German-Argentina, was the end of iceberg of the investigation of Basti to describe to a complex plot of companies and institutions created in the country "to only the effect of the fled one from the Nazis and to launder money of the plunderings military".
The journalist also clarifies in his book official history on the deaths of Martin Borman, the second in the Nazi hierarchy after Hitler, and of the doctor Joseph Mengele, since she reproduces testimonies and photographies that give account of the passage by Bariloche of those two criminals military.
Buenos Aires
With EFE
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