Maximillien de Lafayette
Based upon:
●Author’s interviews with Nazis, alleged Nazis, those who made headlines, and those who offered vital information, never mentioned before or entered in interrogations and tribunals’ proceedings and transcripts,
●Author and his investigations team and researchers’ findings from 1963 to the present day,
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Military Interrogations:
●American and British military interrogations of thousands of Nazis officers, foreign collaborators and civilians who played a significant role in various capacities, during and after WWII,
●Russian (Red Army, NKVD, and KGB) interrogations of Nazis, officers, civilians and scientists.
Documents (Memo):
●Draft of Captain Wev, March 31, 1945.
●War Department Memo, October 1, 1945.
●Secret memo of Captain Bosquet Neill Wev issued in April 1948 sent to the Director of Intelligence at the Pentagon.
●CIA document dated 7-14-1945
●FBI Office Memorandum. Date: August 14, 1945.
●Memos and secrets reports of J. Edgar Hoover and FBI agents during WWII, on Nazis in Europe, Latin America, United States, and on Hitler and Nazis in general.
●Memos and secrets reports of the OSS on Nazis in Europe, Latin America, United States, and on Hitler and Nazis in general.
●Reviews, analyses and findings summary of secret memoranda and reports from other intelligence agencies on Hitler and Nazis.
Accounts:
●Bariloche residents’ accounts.
Files:
●The personal files of Bishop Alois Hudal, Rector of the Collegio Teutonico Seminary of Santa Maria dell’Anima in Rome.
●President Juan Peron’s police, secret service and intel files and archives on Hitler and Nazis.
●ALSOS’ reports and findings (Mission to locate the Nazi nuclear site).
●Classified and declassified MI5 files and reports on Hitler and Nazis.
●Recently declassified files of NKVD on Hitler and Nazis.
●Reviews of the SS files.
●Files/Records Branch of the United States National Archives and Records Service in Washington, D.C.
●United States files on the 1945 interrogations of Dr. Hugo Blaschke,
●The Russian secret files on Hitler’s escape which was submitted by the NKVD to Moscow,
●31-A “Top Secret” United States intelligence agency’s dossier on Hitler’s escape from Berlin, unrelated to the CIA and the FBI.
●CIA’s files on Adolf Hitler, Escape of Adolf Hitler, Hitler in Argentina, and General Mueller.
●FBI’s files on “Hitler in Argentina”.
●FFL report/file on Hitler’s escape submitted to General Charles de Gaulle.
●Israel’s Irgun Zvai Leumi dossier/file on Adolf Hitler’s escape to Argentina, July 22, 1946.
●Haganah’s files on Hitler and Adolf Eichmann.
●Israel Herut files on Hitler and Adolf Eichmann.
●Israel Mossad files on Hitler, Adolf Eichmann and Nazi war criminals.
Reports:
●A US naval intelligence report, dated 18 July 1945, written by the American Naval Attaché in Buenos Aires and sent to Washington, DC.
●Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) report on “Hitler Hideout”, dated 9-21-45. File 105-410.
●FBI’s files, reports and office memoranda on Hitler and Nazis.
●OSS’ files, reports and office memoranda on Hitler and Nazis.
●CIA’s files, reports and office memoranda on Hitler and Nazis.
●Reliable and fully documented World War Two and post-World War Two eyewitnesses’ reports (Poles, English, German, Russian and American).
Interviews:
●Leni Riefenstahl, 1972.
●Zarah Leander, 1973.
●Traudl Junge.
●Rochus Misch.
●Hanna Reitsch.
●Dr. Otto Schumann.
●Emmy Göring (Goering).
●Argentinean Nazi sympathizers in Bariloche, Argentina.
●Simone Signoret.
●Jean Gabin.
●Confidential interviews with formers governments’ officials and diplomats who knew a lot about Hitler’s escape architects and major collaborators in Berlin, Munich, Spain, Portugal, Chile, Brazil and Argentina…M.F
