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Breaking News:
Ny dansk bog
om Hitlers sande skæbne...
Netop frigivne KGB-arkiver bekræfter at Hitler levede efter 1945 i
følge polsk radioprogram:
De russiske statsarkiver åbnes stadig mere, og dokumenter fra Brejsnevs tid afslører, at Hitlers jordiske rester blev brændt i 1970.
Dette kom forleden frem i et polsk debatprogram på Polskie Radio, hvor en professor i russiske politiske forhold fra Krakow Universitet bragte dette frem i offentligheden for første gang.
I følge disse oplysninger kremeredes Hitler i Moskva i marts 1970, hvilket stemmer overens med vidneudsagn fra
velinformerede efterretningskilder, der har fortalt, at Hitler først døde i Rusland i 1970.
Det vil sige, at det kranium, som russerne tog med fra bunkeren i Berlin i 1945 fra "Hitlers" forbrændte lig, tilhørte Hitlers dobbeltgænger Gustav Weler.
Adolf Hitler selv og Eva Braun var blevet kidnappet allerede i
oktober 1944.
Det bliver afsløret i den kommende bog "Operation Kidnap Hitler" skrevet
af dokumentar/Detektiv journalisterne Britt Bartenbach og Ole Hans
Jensen, som har specialiseret sig i at rede trådene ud i indviklede
sager inden for Kontraspionagen under og efter 2. Verdenskrig.
Det var den dansk-svensk-engelske efterretningsgruppe "Rex", som stod bag kidnapningsaktionen den 22. oktober 1944 i Berlin.
"Rex" var styret af den tyskfødte danske Dronning Alexandrine, der havde tætte forbindelser til den tyske modstandsbevægelse og til indflydelsesrige kredse i Rusland gennem sin mor Storhertuginde af Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Anastasia Mikhailovna Romanova, som var barnebarn af Zar Nikolaj I.
Nedenfor ses en uddybende PR-meddelelse om aktionen og om bogen, som får
titlen: "Operation Kidnap Hitler"...
Breaking News:
Danish Authors
Reveal That Hitler Was
Kidnapped October 1944...
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CRS Reg. no. 1303818541For the first time ever in world history it is disclosed how Adolf Hitler was kidnapped by the Danish-Swedish commando group "Rex", an intelligence organisation for the British and Danish Royal Houses, in an operation which changed the history of World War II and the post-war map of Europe.
Currently the two Danish authors Britt Bartenbach and Ole Hans Jensen,
who have published a number of non-fiction books on hitherto hidden
topics from World War 2, are busy writing their non-fiction book
"Operation Kidnap Hitler" about the kidnap operation code named "Monsieur
Fenikz", one of the code names used by one of the Swedish
participants.
During WW2 the intelligence and counter-intelligence organisation "Rex" cooperated closely with the Polish-British Intelligence Organisation which was based in London and Scotland and also had divisions operating in Denmark and Sweden.
Responsible for
Countless Operations
Sponsered with considerable means from the Danish Royal House, "Rex" was responsible for a number of incredible operations during WW2 in Denmark, Germany and Poland. Not least the organisation was responsible for the successful rescue of 7,000 Danish Jews to Sweden in October 1943.
Prior to this, and following Hitler's attack on Poland September 1939, "Rex" had organised the rescue of Polish and German Jews from the European Continent who were smuggled through Denmark to Sweden.
This rescue work was further extended from 1943 through the socalled "Rothenstock Route", a secret network operating in Poland, Germany and Denmark with the help of German industrialists to save thousands of prisoners from the Nazi concentration camps, among them the largest Nazi death camp Auschwitz in Poland, or what the German occupiers then dubbed "Das Generalgouvernement" which was under strict Nazi control.
Operated on Behalf
Of Danish and British
Royal Houses
Operating as the top people for the Danish Royal House, and for organising "Operation Kidnap Hitler", were the counter-intelligence agents Vilhelm Radziwill Jacobsen and his wife Inger Margrethe Scheel Jacobsen. From their base in Copenhagen they controlled the contacts to the German anti-Hitler movements and the German industrialists, among them the owners of the Krupp Works.
Pursued by
Nazi 'Wervolves'
The couple were smuggled to Argentina in 1948 when they were in danger of being killed or captured by Nazi 'Werwolff Cells' who were still very active in Denmark after the War.
These Werwolf cells were operating inside the infamous ODESSA (SS) network who organised the escape of hundreds of Nazi SS war criminals through Sweden. The 'Werwolves' had heard whispers that the Jacobsen couple had knowledge and were in possession of documents revealing the true fate of Hitler.
It was thanks to the fast intervention of "Rex", and the assistance of the Polish-Swedish, Scottish-born top agent Jane Hamilton - who years later during the Cold War was behind the Christine Keeler affair, an MI5 operation which toppled the British Government in 1963 - that the Polish-Danish couple survived and were able to continue their intelligence work around the world.
Cooperated
With Anti-Hitler Groups
In 1944, however, it was "Operation Kidnap Hitler" which was the big event, a top secret event in which Adolf Hitler og Eva Braun were quietly kidnapped in the hours of the early morning of 22 October. The operation was carried out in cooperation with the German anti-Hitler groups and in full understanding with some of the top Nazi persons in the Hitler regime.
One of the leading persons in the anti-Hitler groups was Admiral Wilhelm Canaris who was executed in the concentration camp Flossenburg on 9 April 1945 and who, along with some of his colleagues, was hung naked from meat hooks in a terrible revenge from the pro-Hitler fanatics.
One "Rex" Member
From the Inside Group
is Still Alive
One of the members, who were directly involved in the kidnap operation of Adolf Hitler, "Hugo Falcao", is still alive at the age of 89. So far he has preferred to tell his story using one of his code names, however, the authors are naturally familiar with his true identity and family background.
The leader of the operation, Michael P. Hamilton, who lived in Denmark, decided to break his code of silence before his death in 2009. As was the case with Jane Hamilton, Michael Hamilton was born in Scotland as part of the Radziwill and Hamilton clans. However, as with many of the Clan's children, he was placed with distant relatives abroad, and he spent most of his childhood in Denmark.
The true story was first broken to the authors by a Danish freedom
fighter and secret agent of Scottish descent, Frode Bay Madsen Skovbirk,
who passed away in 2007, and who was one of the five operators in the
"Rex" team who succeeded in kidnapping Hitler.
The small group of counter intelligence agents, who continued their work during the Cold War, have survived countless assassination attempts during WW2, as well as after WW2, and the remaining agent "Hugo Falcao" is still living with threats to his life. Their accounts of the event have been written down in detail and videotaped and are in safe keeping so that their testimonies are secured for posterity.
Were Picked up
at 04.00 in the Morning
Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun were picked up early in the morning on 22 October 1944 in the Bunker in Berlin where Michael Hamilton performed in an SS Colonel uniform accompanied by his fake aide-de-camp "Hugo Falcao".
Adolf Hitler was drugged and replaced by one of his six doubles, and together with Eva Braun he was taken from the Bunker by car and smuggled out of Berlin by boat through a well-planned route. The following day they were taken by plane through Denmark and were then transported in a German postal plane which flew to Scotland where the plane and the Swastica were quickly painted over.
The final destination was in Jordan in the Middle East where Hitler was taken over by Russian Smersh agents operating on orders direct from Stalin. After a short period in Egypt, Hitler was transferred by Russian agents to Moscow.
Eva Braun Was
Set Free in Jordan
Following the kidnapping Eva Braun was replaced in the Bunker by her sister Gretl, and Hitler's stand-in, who was already in the Bunker prior to the kidnap operation, was kept alive until 30 April 1945. He was then executed with a bullet through his head after being forced to chew on a poison capsule. His body was burnt in the garden of the Chancellery, and his scull was taken to Moscow by Russian forces.
The Book will be Published
in Several Languages and a
Film Producer is Sought
The book on Hitler's kidnapping is in the making and will be published in Danish and English ready for the international scene, and the authors are in the process of finding a publisher and a film producer who will make a dramatised documentary about the operation and the "Rex" organisation.
In addition to saving thousands of concentration camp prisoners from the gas chambers, "Rex" operated behind the Iron Curtain in Eastern Europe during the Cold War. They tracked down Nazi war criminals in Latin America and were involved in counter-intelligence work to secure blueprints to their Russian counterparts from the nuclear plants in South Australia where disastrous nuclear and hydrogen bomb experiments took place through the 1950's and the early 1960's.
There is no question that the "Rex" organisation has been behind some of the World's most spectacular intelligence operations which have never before been publicised, and the authors are working fast to finalise their book "Operation Kidnap Hitler" so that it will be in print while the last remaining agent is still alive.
The Operation was
Sanctioned by Stalin
"Operation Kidnap Hitler" was sanctioned by the USSR dictator Joseph Stalin, which meant that Stalin was able to 'play' the Western Allied powers (Britain and the US). By this he gained an upper hand in the negotiations to 'split the spoils', i.e. the way they divided the European territories conquered by Hitler between them.
After Stalin had got Hitler as his 'War Trophy', Churchill was able to secure Hitler's Secretary Martin Bormann, who was kidnapped by the "Rex" team in January 1945. Bormann was kept under cover in Denmark until 1946 when he was smuggled through Sweden to England. British counter-intelligence gave him plastic surgery and a new identity. He was transferred to Argentina in 1952 where he was to operate for the British as a mole in Nazi circles and inside the ODESSA SS network.
It was through the British mole Bormann that his 'liason officer', Rex agent "Hugo Falcao", received word on the whereabouts of Adolf Eichmann and was able to trace him to his home in Buenos Aires.
The information of Eichmann's hide-out was passed to "Hugo Falcao's" close associate, Nazi hunter Simon Wiesenthal in Vienna, and thanks to "Hugo Falcao" Mossad agents were able to kidnap Eichmann in 1960 and fly him out of Argentian to Israel. Here he was tried and hanged in 1962 for his decisive part in the Holocaust.
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