On April 30, 1945, Nazi Fuehrer Hitler shot himself in the basement of the German Chancellor's Office, and for more than 70 years since that day, there have been countless rumors about his relatives and descendants in the world. But in fact, as early as 2013, experts "deciphered" Hitler's DNA, and through DNA comparison, "traced" to 39 descendants of Hitler living in the United States and Austria, but they have all changed their names and surnames and lived a very low-key life.
But was Hitler really dead? According to historical records, after Hitler shot himself in the basement, his mistress Eva Braun also swallowed poison and went with him. The bodies of the two of them were then wrapped in military blankets by the attendants and carried to the garden of the Prime Minister's Palace, where they were finally poured with gasoline and burned to ashes by a fire. When the Soviets arrived, they saw only one place of ashes, nothing else.
While almost everyone was convinced that Hitler was dead, Marshal Zhukov issued a statement saying hitler's body had not yet been identified. In addition, Hitler's personal dentist revealed an important message to the German writer Maazel in 1972: although he judged that the deceased was indeed Hitler by identifying his teeth, in fact, because the skeleton was burned so badly, he could not determine who the person who died was.
Confusingly, Zhukov suddenly issued a statement saying that Hitler's body was uncertain and that further confirmation was awaited. A person with such a high status, the autopsy is such a result, it is inevitable to make people suspicious. In addition, such a private dentist also said that although it was determined through his teeth that Hitler was indeed dead, it was difficult to determine whether the body was burned. So whether he is suspended or not, many people are very skeptical about this.
This mystery has plagued people for many years, more than 70 years after Hitler's death, and suddenly an old man calls himself Hitler, and this person is Hermann Jonsenberg of Argentina. He was 128 years old at the time, and he claimed to have fled to Argentina in 1945, hiding in Tibet for more than seventy years.
The old man said he didn't want to hide anymore, he had been tired over the years. Afraid that others would not believe that he also brought out his collection of Nazi memorials, which is very much in line with Hitler. But experts are skeptical because these commemorative collections were collected by a high-ranking official.
But he himself argued that he knew that in 2016 the Mossad gave up the hunt for the remnants of the Nazi Party, knowing that he was safe before he was willing to open his identity. He claimed to want to publicly clarify to the media the charges he had been charged with in World War II, but just when many people began to believe it, the old man's wife said he had Alzheimer's disease.
The old man, at best, was an ordinary Nazi, and he had always blamed himself deeply for this. However, many people also suspect that Hitler was replaced before his death, but today, even if he was suspended, he may not be alive today. After all, it is not easy to live more than a hundred years.