Hitler had parkinson and would most likely have died somewhere around 1947-49, from what I've read and heard and seen (no, not first hand view)
That may be so. But if Hitler disappeared and died on the lam there would be no end to the speculation that he is alive.My grandmother had Parkinson's and didn't last more than 5 years after being diagnosed with it. Given Hitler's health and mental delusions (he still held out hope for a last-minute victory) he wouldn't last much longer. He was renacting Wagner's Goetterdaemmerung (Twilight of the Gods).
My grandmother had Parkinson's and didn't last more than 5 years after being diagnosed with it. Given Hitler's health and mental delusions (he still held out hope for a last-minute victory) he wouldn't last much longer. He was renacting Wagner's Goetterdaemmerung (Twilight of the Gods).
That may be so. But if Hitler disappeared and died on the lam there would be no end to the speculation that he is alive.
The death of Hitler ended German resistance. If he had just vanished, some of the die hards would probably continue to fight a guerrilla war.
Hitler had parkinson and would most likely have died somewhere around 1947-49, from what I've read and heard and seen (no, not first hand view)
He could escape quite easily. All he had to do was burn his clothing, shave his head, have one of his stormtroopers smash his face in. Break the nasal bone and force it to the left. Then break at least one cheek bone and force it up. Leave extracted teeth to fool the dentist, cauterize fingerprints. He'd be unrecognizable.
That's pretty far-fetched. How did he get rid of the flames of absolute evil dancing in this eyes, or the cloven hooves where his feet should be?I watched a special on History about escaped Nazis, and one of the photos of them looked like any old man.
The voice, he would still have the voice. The voice of someone who sounded like he smoked 1000 cigarettes a day. That harsh, rasping, hate-filled growl known to millions after years of ranting over the airwaves.
Actually, according to some special I saw on History Channel about it (this is before they went all "A&E" on us), he had a much softer and less growly voice in private, compared to his speechmaking voice. And it's not hard to affect a certain accent or voice type.