Top 5 Nazi Conspiracies

Hunting Hitler explores the idea that Hitler didn’t in fact kill himself in his bunker on April 30 1945 but actually escaped and lived out the rest of his days in South America.

But how would he have got there? One of the most popular conspiracy theories is that he escaped via secret tunnels on the day of his “suicide” and took a plane to Argentina where he lived to be an old man in a remote village.

Evidence to support this is somewhat limited, other than that a private plane was reported to have left Berlin shortly after Hitler supposedly killed himself. In addition, when DNA was taken of Hitler’s “remains” it came back as a German woman.

Finally, some grainy photographs have surfaced over the last few years showing an elderly man in Argentina, that is supposedly Hitler. However, so far all of these have been completely debunked by historians and photographic experts alike.

It is generally believed that the Americans were the first to land on the Moon in 1969. However, there’s a big Nazi conspiracy out there that the Nazis were actually the first to land on the Moon during WWII.

Indeed some strange objects have been picked up via photograph on the Moon that resemble Nazi symbolism and Luna 24 (launched by the Soviets in 1976) collected soil on the Moon that suggests human disturbance prior to 1969.

But does this mean that it was the Nazis? Well, some connections have been made between UFO sightings and their similarity to leaked photographs of secret Nazi aircraft vehicles. There’s also an even wilder theory that after WWII Hitler and his cronies escaped to Antarctica where they were able to establish an underground city thanks to alien technology and from there also made frequent trips to the Moon.

By far the most controversial theory is that the Holocaust never happened. This outrageous belief is often referred to as “Holocaust Deniers” and is a key belief of many white supremacist groups.

The main theory is that the Holocaust was invented or at least extremely exaggerated by Western governments in order to establish Israel and as a key ally in the Middle East. Of course, this has been hugely denied by the majority of the world but there are still some extremists out there that believe in this shocking theory.

“Die Glocke” is a rumoured time traveling Nazi bell. Apparently, within the reflection of this top secret bell viewers were able to see flashbacks and visions from the past.

The concept first appeared within a book published by Polish journalist Igor Witkowski who claims he has read secret Nazi transcripts that describe the bell and its capabilities in great detail.

However, he claims he was not able to take copies of these documents and they have never been seen by anyone else. This theory has greatly been debunked by historians but definitely caught the public’s imagination. It has appeared many times in Nazi themed fiction, including within a Doctor Who novel and also in multiple video games such as Call of Duty.

Not only do some conspiracy believers think that the Nazis beat the Yanks and Russians to the Moon, but some even go so far that the Nazis were contacted by and communicated with aliens.

The argument here is that the Nazis were able to develop such advanced weaponry and aircraft because they had help from alien technology. The evidence used is that the Aryan and Nazi mysticism the Nazis promoted was actually a form of extraterrestrial worship.

They also claim that a UFO crashed into Germany in 1937, and that the Nazis were then able to establish contact and model their military vehicles on the alien’s advanced technology.