D-DAY INVASION UNNECESSARY
Eisenhower chatting up young boys in Germany.
Operation OVERLORD, the D-Day invasion of France in June 1944, was an unnecessary invasion.
THE NAZIS worked for the Kosher Nostra.
HITLER left Germany in early 1944 and retired to ARGENTINA
The real Hitler? Hitler had Jewish connections.
Sir Alan Lascelles was King George VI's private secretary from 1943-52.
Lascelles, in his diaries, entitled King's Counsellor, wrote that, in June 1944, General Georges Catroux, of the Free French forces, had asked the British government's Alfred Duff Cooper "to see a certain French officer, urgently."
The diary entry for 21 June 1944 continues: "This man, who is a very big noise in the French intelligence service, told Duff that he had very reliable information that Hitler had fled from Berlin to a villa near Perpignan, where he is now hiding and waiting a favourable opportunity to slip across the Spanish frontier."
By 1944, Hitler no longer appeared in public.
(20 July plot - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
Why might Hitler have wanted to leave Germany in 1944?
According to Lascelles, Germany talked of peace terms as early as 1943.
In his diary entry for 27 december 1943, Lascelles wrote: "Hughe Knatchbull-Hugessen telegraphed yesterday from Ankara that Numan (Turkish Foreign Minister) had told him ... that the German Minister in Bucharest had called (in uniform) on the Romanian Foreign Minister, and told him Germany would accept peace on the following terms: they would surrender fleet, submarines, merchant fleet, air force, disarm completely, evacuate all occupied territory, undertake never to ask for colonies, and leave Europe to be organised according to the wishes of the Allies.
"The only condition they asked for is economic freedom for Germany, but this is to be arranged as found suitable by the Allies."
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HITLER left Germany in early 1944 and retired to ARGENTINA
The real Hitler? Hitler had Jewish connections.
Sir Alan Lascelles was King George VI's private secretary from 1943-52.
Lascelles, in his diaries, entitled King's Counsellor, wrote that, in June 1944, General Georges Catroux, of the Free French forces, had asked the British government's Alfred Duff Cooper "to see a certain French officer, urgently."
The diary entry for 21 June 1944 continues: "This man, who is a very big noise in the French intelligence service, told Duff that he had very reliable information that Hitler had fled from Berlin to a villa near Perpignan, where he is now hiding and waiting a favourable opportunity to slip across the Spanish frontier."
By 1944, Hitler no longer appeared in public.
(20 July plot - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
Why might Hitler have wanted to leave Germany in 1944?
According to Lascelles, Germany talked of peace terms as early as 1943.
In his diary entry for 27 december 1943, Lascelles wrote: "Hughe Knatchbull-Hugessen telegraphed yesterday from Ankara that Numan (Turkish Foreign Minister) had told him ... that the German Minister in Bucharest had called (in uniform) on the Romanian Foreign Minister, and told him Germany would accept peace on the following terms: they would surrender fleet, submarines, merchant fleet, air force, disarm completely, evacuate all occupied territory, undertake never to ask for colonies, and leave Europe to be organised according to the wishes of the Allies.
"The only condition they asked for is economic freedom for Germany, but this is to be arranged as found suitable by the Allies."
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