Declassified CIA document claims Hitler was in Colombia after World War II

[Judi Lynn]

written by Stephen Gill October 30, 2017

Former Nazi German dictator Adolf Hitler survived World War II and resided in Colombia for several months in 1954, according to a recently declassified CIA document.

The declassified United States intelligence memo, released as part of a series of files on the murder of former President John F. Kennedy had a photograph attached showing an “Adolf Schrittelmayor” in Tunja in the Boyaca province of the South American country.

The memo, which was marked “secret”, was wired from the head of CIA’s bureau in Caracas, Venezuela, on October 3, 1955 and claimed that Hitler was alive and well.

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One of the documents in the file is a letter sent to Washington by CIA agent David Brixnor in which he writes that Hitler is alive and was seen talking to a former German SS trooper named Phillip Citroen who was believed to be in contact with the former dictator once a month in Colombia.

More:
https://colombiareports.com/declassified-cia-document-claims-hitler-colombia-world-war-ii/

[Not Ruth]

1. This is incredible, when did Hitler die?

[JenniferJuniper]

2. only he wasn't

[lunamagica]

3. He was hiding in Colombia but kept the mustache...right

[Sneederbunk]

4. Reportedly Big Foot was his chauffeur.

[NBachers]

5. I like the thought of him holed up & isolated in his bunker, raving, despondent; executing himself.

As his lackeys and stooges fall and the indictments get closer, he sees that there's only one way out.

[Judi Lynn]

6. That would be create heaven on earth for the human race.

Of course all the fascists everywhere would tunnel back under their rocks.

[Vogon_Glory]

7. I remember an old joke about Hitler becoming a coffee bean picker

in either Colombia or Central America after World War II. When found out by a pair of emigre SS men some years later, he announced that he wished to return to power and next time: “No more Mister Nice Guy!”

In truth, I think he died in the bunker in 1945.

But here’s a thought for racist right-wing trolls: just in case I’m wrong and Hitler did move to Central America and married, you might want to ease up on your Latino-bashing. A couple of those Central American Campesinos you hate so much might be one of Adolph’s descendants.

[Judi Lynn]

8. Very enjoyable joke. Had never heard it. n/t

[Vogon_Glory]

9. My post was the bare-bones, stripped-down version

Of the joke without the dialog, which had Adolph doing a convincing impression of a Spanish-speaker, but I covered the basics.

Still, the thought of the Fuehrer’s grand-baby being a Quiche or from Oaxaca ought to scramble a few white nationalists’ brains, even if it’s only a joke.