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News Reporter The CIA investigated whether Adolf Hitler was living in South America under an assumed identity a decade after the fall of Nazi Germany, according to declassified documents.

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The declassified documents were released in 2017 and relied on thirdhand reporting. The memo showed no real evidence of Hitler hiding in South American countries and stated: "Neither [CIA agent ...

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In defense and security, the U.S. is also strengthening cooperation with Guyana (on the Caribbean), Panama and El Salvador (in Central America) and Argentina and Peru in South America. In just ...

CIA agents working in South America at the time believed the dictator had faked his death and was still alive, using an assumed name. According to the documents, a man named Adolf Schrittelmayor, who ...