The CIA investigated whether Adolf Hitler was living in South America under an assumed identity as much as a decade after he died in a bunker in Germany, according to declassified documents. The files ...

A new book has claimed that Nazi leader Adolf Hitler did not kill himself in Berlin in 1945 but ended his days in Argentina British journalist Gerrard Williams said he and co-author Simon Dunstan ...

A former CIA agent believes there is growing evidence that Adolf Hitler faked his own death and escaped to Argentina, where "followers tried to reboot his fallen Nazi empire," the UK-based Daily ...

In April 2025, social media users claimed the CIA "just" released classified documents proving Nazi leader Adolf Hitler ...

Newly declassified files hint at a decade-long hunt for Adolf Hitler in South America, challenging the widely accepted narrative of his death.

CIA documents show agents were on the hunt for Adolf Hitler in South America for 10 years after the world believed he was dead as Argentina prepares to declassify government files on Nazi ...

Patrick and Gerrard take a deeper look into one of the greatest the untold stories of World War II, where Adolf Hitler and many other top Nazis including Martin Bormann, escaped to Argentina after ...

The document suggests that Hitler may have worked as a shipping company employee, prior to potentially fleeing to Argentina. On the second page is a picture of the informant, Phillip Citroen ...

Following this announcement, users are sharing the viral claim that Adolf Hitler peacefully lived out his days in Argentina. We debunk these claims in this edition of Truth or Fake.

Argentina, the biggest collection ever found in the country. Some of the artifacts include medical devices, weapons, and even a portrait of Adolf Hitler. Some people in the community say the ...