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Originally Posted by Sternjaeger II
weeeeeell, according to forensic reports and DNA tests done by the FBI on the alleged remains of Hitler's skulls (the one the Russians have), it seems it actually belonged to a woman in her 30s, not to a man in his late 50s. There is no evidence in fact that it's Hitler's remains the ones they have, since all dental records of the High Command were destroyed by Bormann's order in 1944, it's all done on connecting the witnessing of a few people with some charred bone bits.
There are a lot of theories about this whole thing, and come to think of it, why would Hitler want to die in a bunker in Berlin when he could have fled like many others did with Odessa? There are also at least 7 documented lookalikes that were used on several occasions to replace Hitler in different occasions for safety reasons.
I would be interested in reading the book, and understanding how they gathered evidence.
Some years ago there were rumours that the FBI and Hoover himself knew that Hitler had fled to Argentina before 1945, which was permitted in exchange of access to Nazi technology of the time.
Truth is that we will probably never know..
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it's safe to assume he would have great fear of ever being captured after all the events he had led to happen; his list of enemies was possibly the greatest ever in history, besides there's extensive evidence of the mental exhaustion he had reached by that time, and as we all know too well, he had all the fanaticism in him to adopt suicidal measures. so IMO his suicide is perfectly plausible, and personally what i find most likely to have happened.