The Hunt for Martin Bormann - The Complete Series

So who was Martin Borman? He was born in 1900. He had served in the artillery at the end of the First World War. He left the army in 199. He was a property manager during the Republic period. He joined a paramilitary unit of disaffected right-wing soldiers. He was an accessory to a political assassination in 1924. Borman served a year in prison, released in 1925. He joined the Nazi party two years later. He became a regional press officer and later worked in the brownshirt insurance office in Munich. He earned a reputation as a financial expert becoming a powerful figure in controlling party finances after Hitler came to power in 1933.

Borman was appointed chief of staff to deputy Fura Rudolph Hes and was given the lightest Reichs rank, the highest political rank in the NSDAP as of 1934. Borman was a member of Hitler's party. Inner Circle accompanies the fury everywhere, making itself indispensable Borman oversaw the renovations of Hitler's private home, the Bear, and the process of purchasing adjacent properties to create a private gated community for Nazi leaders in Top Oras Salsburg Borman also did building the Eagle's Nest as a gift to On Hitler's birthday in 1939, he became de facto Hitler's private secretary, also responsible for Hitler's private finances and collecting royalties from his book Mine K, which fetched many millions of dollars.

Marcos, using his position as Chief of Staff Dees to give him access to personnel files Borman was able to influence Hitler regarding important appointments Hitler deliberately pitted the Nazi leaders against each other to avoid a challenge to his authority and Borman was each increasingly able to control who accessed it. Becoming Hitler's guardian Hes's escape to Scotland in 1941 greatly helped Borman gain Hitler's promotion. to become a minister without portfolio in the government Borman also earned a nickname behind his back due to the color of his Eminence Brown Nazi party uniform during the war Hitler was busy at his headquarters dealing with military affairs and Borman was effectively running the bureaucracy civil of the nation.

For him, in this he was deeply involved in the extension of anti-Semitic measures to the conquered eastern territories, sharing this responsibility with the Reich's SS. Heinrich Himler, he and Himler were also responsible for the creation and raising of the fkom, Germany's last militia of old and young people to try to help the regular Armed Forces stop Allied advances into Germany between 1944 and 1945, so wherever Hitler was so was Martin Borman as the war situation deteriorated, Borman's power steadily increased and his power within the inner circle of Hitler loyalists. became immense until at the beginning of the 19th of 1845 it was effectively, as I mentioned, the gatekeeper that everyone had to pass through to see the fury when Hitler transferred his military headquarters to Berlin from Adler's host to his last headquarters in the Western Front on January 16, 1945 Borman and his staff moved with him aboard the fura zuk Hitler's personal train Hitler continued to sleep and eat in the Reich Chancellery until incessant Allied air raids forced him to begin sleeping in the fura bunker under the garden of the Reich Chancellery in mid-February 1945 in mid-March he stopped using his office and the new Reich Chancellery for military conferences and retired to his bunker full-time.

Borman maintained his own party chancellery apparatus and a nearby office, but as Hitler's doorman, Borman himself took charge of a small office in the lower bunker, opposite Hitler's Suite. rooms while continuing to sleep in his own bunker near Albert Shar's armaments. Hitler's armaments minister noted how much control Borman had over Hitler since 1942. After any conference with Hitler, it sometimes happened that the agitator announced to Borman that he had entered into the room. Carrying his files, he spoke monotonously and with apparent objectivity and then advanced his own solutions on the basis of an agreed word or on the basis of a vague comment from Hitler.

Borman would then write long instructions, in this way some very important decisions were made. quote Borman was, of course, greatly feared because he could turn the Whispers into death sentences by telling Tales to Hitler. Hitler even signed blank sheets of paper on which Borman had written orders and directives. Later, the other Nazi leaders feared Borman, even Himler, head of the SS, and had handled Borman with kid gloves and had carefully maintained his very close relationship with Hitler, who trusted him

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ly. Borman was never removed from power because, although the other leaders feared and despised him, they also spent most of their time competing with each other for Hitler's favor.

Borman spent the final weeks of the war keeping Hitler busy with paperwork and administration, thus limiting his contact with outside actors. In this he was aided by Labor Front leader Robert Li and The one-eyed doctor

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ed down the head of the Reich Chancellery as the Soviets surrounded Berlin and began fighting toward the city center. Borman had prepared plans to save Hitler and himself, as I described in a previous video. Borman had implemented an evacuation plan called Operation Salio. to move Hitler and his seat of government from besi Berlin by a fleet of transport planes to ob zburg to continue the war from the Bavarian Alps Hitler resisted defecting from Berlin, but many personnel and records were moved south in a

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of flights from 20 April 1945 onwards, Hitler's last birthday, 10 planes loaded with people and documents successfully escaped, while one last plane carrying Hitler's personal documents was shot down in East Germany on 21 April, Hitler was very upset by the loss of these records, the problem for Borman. was that all his power depended on being at Hitler's side without Hitler's protection, Borman would have been obliterated by Himler or some other senior leader, so although the records clearly indicate that a plane was kept waiting outside Berlin to fly to the city ​​and bring Hitler and his staff the passenger manifest that included Borman among those who were supposed to be on board.

Hitler died for days before leaving Berlin until when he announced that he would die in the capital, most of the airfields had been captured by the Soviets and the only way out into the air would have been a very risky flight from a small plane from the temporary landing strip. created on the east-west axis in Tiar Garden park. Borman could not abandon Hitler while there was still a possibility that the Fura would decide to abandon Berlin, so he stayed. in his position and through his intrigues he managed to orchestrate the dismissals of Herman Guring and Hinrich Himler Guring, who had fled Berlin for Bavaria on April 20, 1945, recklessly attempted to succeed a still-alive Hitler on April 23 when the news arrived that Hitler had suffered a nervous breakdown after a very stressful military conference the previous day during which he had announced that the war was lost and that he would die in Berlin.

Boran managed to turn Ging's moves into treason and Hitler ordered the Reichsmarshal to arrest and strip all of his officers. On April 28, Borman received reports that Himler had been secretly negotiating with the Western Allies for Germany's surrender. Hitler went crazy and ordered his arrest and Borman gleefully relayed orders to Grand Admiral Carl Duritz, military commander in northern Germany, to have him arrested on the Event Durit ignored Borman's orders and Himler hung around Duritz's headquarters during several days before the events that led to his mysterious disappearance at the hands of the British at the end of May 1945 began, but although Borman took obvious pleasure in eradicating his greatest competitors in Hitler's inner circle.

Much evidence shows that in private Borman drank heavily and was increasingly stressed and worried about how close the Red Army was getting to the bunker. He also advocated several futile military operations designed to relieve Berlin from weak German forces that ultimately failed. On the afternoon of April 28, 1945, the day Himler was overthrown, Borman sent a message to Grand Admiral Deret that said to summon a pile of rubble to the Reich Chancellery in order to mention that the end was already very near that same night. He informed Hitler that General Valter Venk's 12th Army had failed to penetrate the Soviet ring around Berlin and relieve Baguer Fura and his circle.

The inevitable end of the defense of the government quarter now depended on how much ammunition and willpower remained among the troops, mostly SS. The Berlin air breakout also took place that night, when test pilot Hannah Reich took the new Luftfer commander, Field Marshal Robert Ron Grime, off the Tiar Garten emergency landing strip in a training plane. Plow 96. No evidence has emerged since 1945 that any other German aircraft left the city center after April 28, debunking wild conspiracies claiming that Hitler and perhaps Borman escaped in a light aircraft on the last moment. The only way out of the capital now was on foot, attempting to infiltrate through Soviet lines.

It is not a very tempting prospect for middle-aged, out-of-shape leaders like Martin Borman to contemplate the remaining two days of Hitler's life, as is known from the testimony of Bunker survivors in the early hours of April 29 when He married his girlfriend AA Brown in a simple ceremony in the Fura bunker the two witnesses were Dr. gbbl and Borman Hitler then dictated his political and private wills to his secretary troud yunger these documents were witnessed by engulle Borman and the two generals of the army vilam Bergdorf and Hans Krebs Hitler retired to bed at 4:00 a.m. m.

On the morning of 30 April, Hitler was informed that the units controlling the government barracks would run out of ammunition within two days, but in the afternoon the commanding officer of the government barracks SS Brigard Fura VH Mona revised this estimate. That resistance would cease that night, Berlin's battle commander general asked Hitler for permission for the remaining Defense Forces to escape to safety at 1:00 p.m. Hitler gave him permission, it was clear that Hitler would commit suicide soon. Borman remained loyal to his master's side, but he too had no means of escape, but we can be sure that a man like Borman would not have intended to commit suicide, he was a natural man.

Survivor: A cunning and careful man who would use what was left of his authority and power to somehow survive, so what evidence is there that Borman intended to survive Hitler's demise well? On April 5, 1945 he had written to his wife confirming that a senior Nazi official was arranging for the safe travel of him and his 10 children to a place of refuge in Bavaria. Borman sent an order from the Fura bunker to finalize preparations for two huts on the east side of Ho Girl Mountain, near Beus Garden. He stopped with Provisiones to receive a group of fleeing people on April 29.

Borman telephoned his wife to confirm the arrangements he had made and that he would contact ATT as soon as possible. These are not the actions of a man about committing suicide anyway around 3:30 p.m. On the afternoon of April 30, Hitler and his wife committed suicide in Hitler's living room. There is much debate and intrigue surrounding the details of Hitler's death, which will be covered in a later

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of videos, suffice it to say that Hitler and AA were brought in dead. from the study of the lower bunker to the emergency exit staircase to the Reich Chancellery Garden, placed in a shell hole doused with gasoline and turned on a light, something further proved that Hitler was definitely dead before the attempts to escape on the night of May 1, 1945.

The escape groups that were organized were too small to have successfully protected and escorted Hitler, a man who had difficulty walking or standing for long periods of time and who suffered from an undiagnosed tremor syndrome, as well as several other medical illnesses that Hitler would never have had. They left Berlin unassisted: the approximately 780 SS soldiers and bodyguards guarding the Reich Chancellery in those final hours were too few to be able to force their way through the Soviet rings en masse; instead, they would try to escape in small groups with less chance of success. draw too much attention, it is also a fact that Brigadier Fura Mona, who commanded the bunker breakout operation, had little idea of ​​the current dispositions of the Red Army units around the government quarter, since communications with the German defenders They were interrupted when they were killed or invaded by SS brigades. fura vhamMona, commanding the forces defending the Reich Chancellery area, had organized 10 escape groups.

Martin Borman was in group number three, so where were the escape groups headed? What was the route out of the Soviet encirclement of the city? Mona decided that the key to getting through was to travel largely underground using the urban railway tunnels where thousands of civilians had already taken refuge, which the Soviets were very afraid to enter at the time, the direction would be northwest under the river. shpr and towards the working-class district of Ving and then towards a rendevu. in a wooded area near Shin north of the Elbe River, 80 miles northwest of Berlin, from there Mona's plan was to continue towards the German hell territory in the north and the headquarters of the Grand Admiral der en schic holin moner and Borman carried Hitler's original documents, his last will and testament. and a will that had to be delivered personally to duritz, as well as a protocol drawn up by Reich Chancellor GBL before his suicide that same day, a final message sent to derit appears to confirm Mona's plan and Borman's participation in it at 2:46 p.m.

On May 1, 1945, GBL had sent a message to Dernitz informing him of Hitler's death the previous day and of his appointment as President of the Reich. One line of Gal's message reads a quote: "The Lightest Reich." Borman intends to come to you today to inform you of the situation. end of quote, then this is the reason for Borman's attempts to escape from the bunker in an escape group that same night he still had a role to play in the Nazi government and intended to go to Duritz and take his place within that last Nazi government that still controlled part of northern Germany, all of Denmark and Norway and half of the returning Netherlands.

For the actual escape it had been decided that they would leave between 10:30 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. Using the Darkness as cover, most of the escapees wore military uniforms, largely abandoning any fancy party uniforms and armbands for gray steel SS or Vermar field helmets and plenty of small arms. Witnesses report that Borman was dressed in his brown party uniform without insignia, which looks very silly or is Feld's gray uniform of the SS obren fur. Borman is an honorary SS general or even dressed in civilian clothes as some members of The Escape groups did. There are several immediate problems with this, firstly, how is it possible that so many witnesses have known Borman forever? day for weeks, months or even years, not being consistent about how you were dressed since the escape, can be explained in several ways, people were only looking at their own survival, were under considerable stress, or were remembering the events in retrospect and mixing They explain how they remember Boran getting dressed in the days before the escape;

Secondly, it makes no sense for a man like Borman, who was the main surviving Nazi leader in Berlin on May 1, 1945, to attempt a very dangerous escape across an active battlefield dressed in any of his usual uniforms. , the brown nsdap uniform would have simply marked him as a high ranking leader and he could also have painted a giant target on his back with his SS general uniform. At Bluff, his passage among Soviet patrols was high, so any uniform that drew attention to one's actual status was counterproductive. Borman was not a stupid man, he was also almost 45 years old, big and bald and would never have been mistaken for a front-line soldier, some researchers mentioned. who was wearing a gray field uniform without insignia, which would have been sensible to allow him to pass himself off as a senior guard of the house, the same goes for civilian clothes, anyway, the clothing issue is only the first of many problems similar with Borman's attempt to escape from Berlin the first.

Two escape groups followed the same route away from the bunker group, one of 20 men and four women led by General Mona included Borman's secretary Elsa Kruger, Hitler's Schuman agitator Fura Guna, and Hitler's cook and his friends. two secretaries. Group number three containing Borman also included Hitler's pilot. bow fighter and his second pilot, the SS agitator hubam fura de Bates gbl and one of Hitler's doctors, ludvig stumer, the group four behind was supposedly led by Hitler Youth leader arur axman, but he wiped out the group by borman. The first leg of the trip was a 100 meter Dash Under.

They fired from the bunker to the kaiserhof yuban station, they did so under the cover of Darkness smoke and debris, then they walked along the tunnel to the adm station. When Mona's group arrived in the city, only about 15 people remained, the rest had vanished into the juban cars of the STM station. They were being used as an emergency operating room. Mona's group was supposedly forced to surface at the Friedrich stasa station due to the tunnel. Beyond being sealed by a huge metal bulkhead guarded by two railway employees who refused to open it, we are to believe that Mona's heavily armed group.

The desperate SS and party officials argued in vain with the railway Y's and They meekly surrendered and went up to the street which was an active battle zone. It seems a bit unlikely. Other escapees noted that this barrier was open an hour later for Borman's group. They missed an important turn in the tunnel halfway between the Schad Mitter and Friederick Stasa stations. They backtracked to Schmitter and decided to go up to street level on Jean Mark, in front of the Max Reinhardt Theater, but progress was clear. It was clearly too dangerous. They descended back to the station.

I tried to get to Friedrich Stasa again by moving over the ground on the Ven Arm bridge, they discovered that their way forward was blocked by a tank barrier here. Things get very confusing, apparently a tiger tank or tanks were active on the SS Nordland Division portion of the bridge. and they made an attempt to break through under heavy Soviet fire to clear the way for many German troops and civilians trying to escape behind them. Many testimonies claimed that Borman was actually traveling in a tiger tank that was hit by a captured German Panza house. rocket launcher and destroyed This story was first published in English by the respected British historian and World War II intelligence officer, Major Hugh Trevor Roper in his seminal work The Last Days of Hitler, first published in 1953, his The main witness appears to have been Eric Kempker, Hitler's chauffeur, who directed the Reich Chancellery Garage in his book I Burned Adolf Hitler published in 1950.

Kemker said he saw Borman traveling in the tank that seconds later was

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ly destroyed by the anti-tank weapon. Kemka was sure that Borman had been murdered. Kemka managed to reach Liberty on the Elbe River, where he was arrested by the US Army. The main problems with Kemka's story are obvious, first of all, if Borman was traveling in the Tiger tank, Kemka could not have seen him. In battle conditions, the tank would have had all hatches closed and secured. secondly, there is no room on board a tiger for passengers, the only way Borman could have been inside the tank was if a crew member gave up his seat considering the tank was seen struggling to cross the bridge, presumably Borman had taken a secret Belly Artillery course, so he could replace the gunner or loader in the Tiger's turret.

The biggest howler is even putting Borman in a tank. First, a huge tiger would have been the focus of Soviet fire and hit with anti-tank shells. Panza's machine gun and rifle captured. fire with its immobilization or destruction is a distinct possibility, so what about the Tiger tank or tanks in question? SS guru Gustaf Krukenberg, who commanded the Nordland division in the area, testified that he ordered five of his tanks to fight their way through the vendem. from the bridge at 2:00 in the morning on May 2, 1945 and who managed to advance further up Friedrich Straser facing the Soviet forces.

Kenberg was not aware of Borman being in or on one of his tanks, and yet there were no other German tanks nearby. Other German witnesses gave different versions of the Borman Tiger tank story. Hitler's pilot, Hans Bower, was later captured by the Soviets and spent years in Moscow being brutally interrogated about Hitler's whereabouts and fate. Bower claimed to Trevor Roper after his return from captivity that Borman had definitely been killed when the Tiger tank exploded, a story also confirmed by SS Major Hines Linger Hitler's Valley, who was also captured by the Red Army and Hell. for 10 years, but after Bower began discussing things with Arur Axman, the Hitler Youth leader who joined Boran.

Bower's story changed in the late 1950s. Bower now claimed that Borman had not been killed by the tank explosion and that he had even accompanied Borman further along the road. Escape Route historians later altered Bower's testimony to fit the story of Axman, who became the Allied star witness to the events surrounding Borman's disappearance. Bower claimed that Borman had moved on, but that Bower had caught up with him sitting on the stone steps of a bombed house on the location B gave was the corner of shiff badam and Fred straser on the Soviet side of the Vendam bridge.

B axman and gbl agitator Gaman said that the rest of group three advanced along the shiff dam towards the Lea railway station, a very dangerous route that would have taken them past the tugboat which was surrounded by Soviet troops when Bower had been wounded in both legs while attempting to climb down to the road from the railway bridge over the bow of Holt Harbor and stated that the last time he saw Borman was when the group was. In front of the reug on the Lea train tracks, half a mile from the station, he reported that Borman and Dr.

Stumer separated from the group and walked east along invalid and straza towards theeta station, but if B was injured before reaching this point near Lea station. This testimony is also suspicious. The next important testimony regarding Borman's movements came from Arur Axman. He claimed that during the tank battle at Vendam Bridge he had taken shelter in a shell hole and found Borman Vera nman Gaman B and Stumer also doing the same move. Along the train tracks towards Lea station, Axman claimed that when they jumped from a bridge over Friedi Listuer west of the port of Hol, the bridge leading to L espan station, several members of the group landed among some infantrymen.

Soviets camped below. The Soviets were surrounded by friendship and were fascinated by the artificial arm of Axman, who had lost his arm while serving as a soldier on the Eastern Front. They offered cigarettes to the Germans. They clearly thought this group of mostly middle-aged Germans dressed in a strange variety of FS suits to be harmless Vuler Home Guardsman however Axman stated that Borman and Stumer walked away and then fled shortly after the Soviets began to suspect Axman and his friend Major Gunter Velin did the same moving east to inven stasa axman claimed to have found the bodies of Borman and stumer lying behind the bridge where the invalid stasa crosses the railway line, Lea station and the surrounding bridges were all torn down and rebuilt in 2005 to 6 and all the original buildings related to the Borman Escape have now been destroyed.

Axman described how Borman and Stum Fega both lay face up, apparently dead but with no wounds visible in the moonlight. He was apparently certain that both men had committed suicide by poison. Neither he nor Major Vin took their pulse and quickly moved on. The problem with this story is the Axman timeline and historians who have repeated these claims agree that the moving scene occurred between 1:30 and 2:00 AM. m., while multiple testimonies claimed that the tank battle at Vendem Bridge occurred around 2:30 a.m. m., it doesn't make sense. Axman's testimony was obviously wrong. Other writers have noted that Axman behaved strangely when he supposedly discovered Borman's body.

Axman knew that Borman was in possession of Hitler's last will and testament and other very important documents, but he made no effort to recover these documents from the corpse. Another big problem for Boran's death scene was that no one else reported seeing the two bodies lying on the ground in the position reported by Axman, they simply weren't there, they disappeared into thin air following Axman's supposed sighting of the two. Martin Borman's bodies were not seen again in Berlin until 1972, when his skull was found under circumstancesrather suspicious sights near where Axman said he had last seen the body.

Borman was seen alive after 1945 and where we left off in episode 2 with Martin Borman and his companion SS Dr. Schumer apparently lying there. killed on an overpass Bridge connected to the Lea train station in Berlin, as reported by two witnesses Hitler Youth leader Arur Axman and his escape companion, Army Major G Velin, only Axman would ultimately survive to explain to historians the apparent circumstances of Borman's death, if they remember Axman. told Americans around 1947 that Borman and Stumer lay dead, their faces clearly identifiable in the moonlight of the early morning hours of May 2, 1945, lying on the bridge over the Inven Straser, neither Both of them had obvious injuries and Axman claimed that both of them must have taken poison.

Axman did not examine the bodies closely and, more importantly, did not look to Borman for original copies of Hitler's last will and testament that the Reich Minister was delivering to Grand Admiral Dernitz in northern Germany, who was the new president of the Reich even. Although he knew that Borman had these documents and that they were urgently needed in the North, after this moving scene, Borman's trail disappears in Berlin, but was Borman seen and identified after the war? Many of you, no doubt, know that in 1972 Borman's skull was recovered. near where Axman said he had seen him dead and that modern DNA testing has proven it.

Beyond any reasonable doubt, what I will show you later are many of the glaring inconsistencies that exist in the official West German story about the remains of the discovery and how forensic examination of the skull actually showed several problematic pieces of evidence suggesting that Borman was alive after 1945 and far from where his skull was conveniently discovered in 1972, certainly the Western Allies believe that Borman escaped from Berlin in May 1945. Soviet historians also alleged that Borman had been arranging for his future safe passage and possibly that of his wife Gerda and his 10 children through his financial advisor, Dr.

Helmut vonel. Borman's letters to his wife dated April 5, 1945 confirm his use of fono, who was head of Group 3B of the Department of Economic and Social Affairs it was Fonel who was persuaded to establish the two cabins on the side this one on Ho Gold Mountain, near Beus Garden, which I mentioned in the first episode, the idea is that maybe they could be used. by a single person or group on southbound Run, this order was given by Borman on April 24, 1945. It is alleged that the last time Borman spoke on the telephone with his wife on April 29, he told her to stand Soviet historian Lev Binsky, using official Soviet archives, alleged that Borman crossed into Italy on August 16, 1947, but no further details were revealed.

When Binsky spoke to the forum, the German was evasive and said that Borman's reference of quoting the end of the overseas shipment to the south in the cable he sent toThe fonum was simply referring to moving documents south to a safe place and to Munich and not to moving Boran. The United States Army Counterintelligence Corps, the direct ancestor of the CIA, thought Borman was alive in 1945 and sent agents around Fra Borman, who was dying of cancer in a hospital in Morano in the Italian Alps with the hope that Borman would appear Gera Borman died on March 22, 1946 without further contact with her husband.

The Soviets mentioned that they had found Borman's diary in the leather coat of a German corpse in central Berlin. Lying near a downed German tank, the Soviets declared that neither the body nor the coat were borans and assumed that Borman had stuffed the diary in the coat to appear dead to investigators, a sensible move for a fugitive man, by the way. One really important thing in Boran's favor was his anonymity. Almost no one outside Hitler's inner circle knew who he was. He never spoke publicly and all of his appearances were as a background character. This fact would greatly aid his evasion, unlike someone like Hinrich Himler, who was distinctive and world famous.

Several witnesses located Borman in northern Germany or Denmark in June 1945. Author Ladislas Farago found a Danish doctor named Price. who claimed to have been approached by a Nazi friend asking for money to get Borman out of Denmark. Borman was then summoned in September 1945 on Via Leonardo da Vinci in Morano Italy by someone who knew him very well, a Thallheimer friar, the wife of one of his personal doctors whom he knew socially. The doctor's wife's story was so convincing to Hugh Trevor Roper, the famous British historian and World War II intelligence officer. Axman's story about a dead Borman on the Lea Bridge must not be convincing, so why would Borman be in northern Italy? from Genoa to South America and the Middle East this is how several high-profile Nazis escaped in the years after World War II, including Adolf Ikman, the administrative head of the final solution, an infamous Aitz camp doctor, Ysf Mangela, son only two cases out of thousands who were helped to flee by sympathizers of Nazi networks that were established before the war ended and even by American officials who employed Nazis wanted for intelligence reasons in the years after the war during the early part of the Cold War and, in fact, allowed many of them to escape anonymity in South America and elsewhere rather than admit that they had been using these men who were wanted for heinous crimes committed against Jews and many other groups.

Certainly, the Israelis believe that Borman was alive and well in South America, interestingly during the interrogation of Adolf Akman following his kidnapping by Mossad agents and his transfer to Israel to stand trial Akman told the German-born Israeli police officer, Captain Avner Les, who was one of his interrogators, that Borman was alive, this was in 1961, this statement was repeated by Aikman's son, Nicholas who told reporters quote Borman is not even as poor as my father Jews with millions of dollars can get it end quote Many claims about Borman's whereabouts and how he escaped Europe were made in the 1960s and 1970s, although most were dismissed as Fabrications or fantasies, but despite the nonsense that clouded the real story, an Israeli team continued to pursue him, stating that there must be real evidence, otherwise why waste the time and resources of a National Intelligence agent agency?

The team was led by none other than Dr. Fredman. Those who led the operation to kidnap Adol Hman were very serious people. It was not only the Israelis who believed that Borman was alive following the discovery of Dr. Vera Haider, an SS doctor and war criminal wanted by the Frankfurt state prosecutor in West Germany, Dr. Fritz Bower. a leny interview with him on February 11, 1964 as a result of this interview a statement was issued saying quote despite the accusations to the country, including the testimony of the Hansbauer pilot Hitler, the Prosecutor General's Office of the state of Hessa continues to pursue his search for Martin Borman with the objective belief that the NSDAP chief survived end of quote, it was clear that Dr.

Haider had told the West Germans some interesting things that corroborated his own research on Borman; However, two days after the statement was issued, Dr. Haida was found hanged in his cell. What Haida had told the West Germans was that in 1945 he had hidden Borman in the SS hospital at Gron, near from the Danish town of Zorg, in July 1964. State's Attorney Bower told the press that he had been informed that Borman was alive. in Paraguay and, curiously, had been seen in the company of Dr. Yusef Mangela on several occasions in the capital city of Sounion, in August more details emerged Borman was dead had died in 1959 in the home of a Paraguayan German named Bernard Yung the body had been Buried in the village of Eer, 35 km from Aunion, a West German journalist went to Eer and actually excavated the grave, but the bones appeared to be those of a much older local Indian.

Bernard Yung was tracked down to Spain, but declined all interview requests. when France strangled the extermination camp commander who had been in charge of trinka and soore at different times and was responsible for almost 1 million deaths was arrested in Brazil, spoke to tegel, a German newspaper, and said that Boran had been summoned by one of us end of quote This is about a fugitive Nazi in South America. Many charlatans tried to gain attention or make money from Boreman's story, but one of the best evidence of Boran's survival came from a former GBL Propaganda Ministry official and honorary SS major named Dr.

Johan. Fon fled to Argentina in the late 1940s, founded a Nazi magazine in Buenos Aires, in 1950 he moved to Egypt, worked as a political advisor to the government of the president of NASA and converted to Islam and took the name Omar Amin . He died in Cairo in 1965. Some letters written by Von Leers came to light in one he wrote to a friend that Borman was in South America and then living in Brazil. This letter is significant because it was completely private and written years before the press coverage surrounding the story in the late 1960s and 1970s.

Journalists and historians found several witnesses in Paraguay who claimed that Borman had died in the city. of cancer in 1959 after treatment by Dr. Mangela and other igrade doctors and was secretly buried in eer, but all this, of course, is anecdotal evidence and not concrete proof of Borman's survival after the war. The writer Ladislas Farago gathered much evidence about Borman, although some of it was tainted and turned out to have been falsified by Paraguayan officials to obtain money. However, among all the Druss there was some good circumstantial evidence. because Borman was in South America and this, of course, is glossed over in the rubbish of Fargo's work.

Farago claimed that Boran crossed the Atlantic from Italy to Argentina aboard an Italian liner that arrived on May 17, 1948 via the Vatican rat line. Cross Passport for Stateless Persons Fargo's information was that Borman traveled under the name of Elisia Goldstein, a Polish Jew born in 1901, a geologist by occupation. Much of the Fargo evidence was later discarded during the investigation, although some of it still withstands scrutiny. It is interesting to note that Soviet investigators reached the same conclusion as Farago, although regardless of the fact that Borman had indeed escaped to South America via Italy, the Argentine government actually released its files on Martin Borman on February 1, 1992.

His file had opened up about him in 1948, the same year as Farago and others. alleged that he had entered Argentina by boat, the file contained all the accusations they had come across, including correspondence with the United States and West German governments, but they had been remarkably slow and apparently uninterested in following up all the leads. related to Borman, curiously the government office books for the period 1957 to 60 and 1960 to 67 were missing from the archive supposedly destroyed by floods, so much information was missing about the actual heyday of Borman

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ing. Borman was officially declared dead by the West German government in 1973 due to circumstantial circumstances.

Based on the evidence presented, it is certainly possible to reconstruct a possible escape route for Martin Borman from the moment he and Dr. Stum Feger fled from the Soviet troops surrounding them in the early hours of May 2, 1945 near Lea station after their The escape group had jumped from a bridge and landed among the encamped Soviet infantry platoon. Borman then appeared in Sches Holin before being admitted in June 1945 to the SS hospital in Sorg Denmark. We know that Boran had ordered hats to be prepared for the Ho girl. near Beas Garden, so there was a possible staging area if he had chosen to go south and could have posed as another middle-aged bombed refugee moving through shattered Germany.

He was identified in Morano, Italy, in September 1945 by the wife of one of them. from his doctors at some point he must have been in Rome obtaining the necessary passport and entry visa to Argentina. The next verago placed Borman now called Elisia Goldstein disembarking from a ship in Argentina on February 16, 1948 and finally we have some interesting anecdotal evidence from relatively good sources that Borman was in Unión Paraguay at least in 1959 and died that year of cancer at 58 or 59 years old. Then he was buried in Secret, near the capital, in the next episode we will deal with the elephant in the room, the discovery of Martin Borman's skull in 1972 in Berlin, near where he is said to have died in1945.

For those of you who think Hitler Youth leader Arur Axan was telling the truth about seeing the bodies of Borman and Dr. Ludvig Schumer on the Lea Station bridge, consider this. information supporting the theory that Borman did not die exactly as reported on August 14, 1945 gerud stumer Dr. Schumer's widow received a letter from a man identifying himself as B, the postmaster of Lea Station, the read on May 8 of this year a soldier was found by employees of this post office on the railway bridge crossing an invalid street. A military pass in his pocket identified him as Ludvig Schumer.

Her husband was buried along with other dead soldiers on the grounds of the Altendorf in North West Berlin 40 in 63 inv. end quot personal photographs that Schumer had been carrying were included with the letter. Postmaster B noted that Schumer's military pass had later been destroyed. The Schumer family used Burn's letter to obtain proof of the doctor's death from a court. Two points are worth raising. The letter did not mention that Stum Feger was found lying near another dead soldier or even allude to other bodies on the bridge. Second, the Borman family did not receive a similar letter from the L station staff about the discovery of Borman's body, the West German magazine.

Des Spegel thought this was strange and investigated further in an article dated February 14, 1964. Deagel noted that the body of Schum Fega was actually found, but of Borman, who was said to be lying nearby, there was no no trace. End of quote. We can discount a number of claims made after the article appeared by people claiming to have helped bury Borman's body and claiming they recognized the dead man when, of course, we know that very few outside Hit's inner circle actually knew who It was Martin Borman. Now we come to the circumstances that led to the discovery of Borman and Schumer's bones in 1972.

The crucial person was a Hitler Youth leader named Yokan Von Lang, who in May 1945 had been Axman's escape party from the Chancellery. of the Reich. He later lost to join Borman's group that was moving to the front. Von Lang spent many years trying to prove that Bor Man had died in Berlin on May 2, 1945 in September 1962. Arur Axman gave evidence before the Frankfurt prosecutor's office. Attorney Yakim R. Axman knew that his original testimony was in doubt, most notably by historian Hugh Trevor Roper in 1971. Trevor Rooper even said about Axman. I don't rule out the possibility that he made up the story in the first place to cover Borman's tracks.

End of quote. It's very important. point out that ARA axman was until the day of his death an unreconstructed Nazi; In fact, when he escaped to the West in 1945 he dedicated himself to trying to organize a clandestine Nazi party organization using his network of former Hitler Youth leaders and personnel who did not simply go to Earth and do nothing or try to escape to South America. , made an active effort to try to keep the flame alive, and in fact, in one of my previous videos about Hitler's ashes I maintain that he was, in fact, carrying a small box containing some of Hitler's ashes. from the Fura bunker and then deposited them in a grave somewhere in Germany, therefore, regarding Axman, why would he have told the truth to the American investigators and why would he not have tried to help Borman escape?

I cannot emphasize the point more strongly. that the entire story of Borman's death is based on the testimony of one man, the devout ARA Axman, whom several intelligence officers called The Keeper of the Flame of National Socialism after 1945, in any other case of mysterious death, a Such a witness would have been dismissed long ago as biased and unreliable. I think Hugh Trevor Roper said this was right in 1971 when he realized that Axman was a liar in 1965 a former member of the Hitler Youth whom Yoran Von Lang had known in 194 Herbert Zidle contacted him with his eyewitness account in early May 1945.

Zyle, then 14 years old, with a friend had been foraging in the freight yard at Lea Station when he said that he had seen two bodies on the left side of the invalid railway bridge crossing and Straser Zidle did not know who Borman was and had not. He did not identify the bodies he had seen, but roughly placed them where Axman reported seeing Borman and Fager's bodies. Another witness later came forward: a retired postal worker named Albert Krumov in May 1945 claimed to have been part of the burial unit. of bodies of postmaster Burn at the station Lea Krnov and his post office colleagues Venu and Loza had been ordered by the Red Army. to bury the bodies lying around the Lea station, Krnov claimed that his unit had buried them on May 8, 1944. 45 Both bodies, Bargan Fo had buried Schumer and Krnov himself had buried Borman, had not recognized neither of us at that time and, for some, curious. which is why they said that the two bodies were buried at some distance from each other, even though they were found next to each other on the bridge, what is even more strange is that the corpse of Schump Feger, 6 '4 tall, he was out of his uniform and was dressed in a new long white wool dress. underwear that pokes some fun at postmaster bn's claim that he recovered Schumer's military pass and the dead soldier's family photos.

Did Stum Feger keep his papers stuffed in his underwear? The shortest man buried by Krnov was dressed in a military field uniform without any Krnov insignia. He even claimed to have specifically chosen the burial place for the shorter man's corpse, placing it under a group of three cottonwood trees, he said he then remembered where he was. This is quite strange, why would he have to remember where a particular body was buried if the man, did not know who he was, had not identified him, was not wearing a uniform of importance and, in fact, the entire station and its surroundings were full of corpses that they would have been in a hurry to bury, curiously the postmaster had already noticed the burning. the burial place of stum Fager as alpendorf berin northwest 40 number 63 invalid straser based on these witnesses, the West German prosecutors searching for Borman's remains became very enthusiastic and Von Lang managed to persuade them without too much difficulty to start digging so that The bodies will settle.

The problem with Borman's escape once and for all was the Berlin Wall, which ran through the place. However, the area where Axman and Krnov claimed to have seen Borman's body was on the West Berlin side of the wall, an area called the Ulap fairground. Searching official records at the time revealed nothing about any of the burials. The Ulap exhibition center was located at alpendorf galenda Berlin North West 40 inidan straser 63. The current address has changed, it is now 63 to 68 inidan straser and the entire area was completely rebuilt, however, in 1965 the stand. Of poplar trees pointed out by Krnov as the place where Borman was buried were still growing in July 1965, the place was duly emptied with journalists waiting for the scoop, they removed a large amount of berin-yellow sandy soil, reaching a layer of ash that marks the month of May. 1945 at ground level but Boran was not found.

A worried Von Lang wanted to dig up the entire place to find the bones of Borman and Schumer, but this did not happen; In fact, nothing happened for another 7 and a half years until December 1972, when authorities announced that two sets of bones were accidentally discovered by workers excavating just 13 meters from the spot where Krnov claimed he had buried a body resembling Borman. in May 1945, but the authorities' claim that the discovery was accidental was not the whole truth. In the summer of 1972, Fon Lang learned that construction work was to begin at the Ulap fairgrounds. St magazine and West German authorities had been alerted to the possibility of finding Boran's remains;

In fact, many of the workers there thought they would receive a large reward if they found Borman, so it was a search for Borman that ended with an accidental discovery. Now for the strange parts of the story or should I say the strangest parts, the skeletons of a short man and a very tall man were found buried next to each other. The man's feet next to the shorter man's skull, but wait a minute, Postmaster B had written to Fruma in 1945 without registering another body lying right next to her husbands and if you remember, Albert Krnov and his team The post office burial service had buried the two bodies. quite far away they specifically mentioned this now in 1972 Boran's body was found 15 M from where krnov had noticed he was buried under a small group of three poplar trees that were still growing in 1972 this is quite strange Dr.

Schumer's body yes We must believe that postmaster B and postal worker krnov also managed to move a considerable distance after the burial to lie next to Borman's corpse, which had also moved 15M from where it was reburied, something quite strange unless, of course, let's fire the burned out postal worker entirely. krnov and all the other witnesses as liars or with bad memories, but the strangest thing was the condition of the smaller man's skull compared to Dr. Stumer's skeleton, the latter of which was identified based on a rough dental sketch from 1945 that the West Germans had in their archives the skull of the shorter man was completely encased in a stump of reddish-brown clay.

Feger's skull did not exhibit this strange layer. It seemed as if Borman's skeleton had not originally been buried in the yellow sandy soil of Berlin, but somewhere else and at some point reburied next to Schumer's skeleton at the former Ulap fairgrounds. The skull was later cleaned with this reddish-brown volcanic clay material, but said type is native to an area long associated with Martin Borman eer in Paraguay, where Martin Borman is said to have been buried in 1959 after dying of cancer. Before moving on to the question of why the Boran skull may have been placed, let's consider some of the other interesting points related to both bodies.

One of the main problems you'll notice if you look at both the contemporary coverage of this story and the modern versions is the way the Borman and Schumer skulls are repeatedly mislabeled in photographs. Schumer's skull is often labeled as Borman. You may also notice that a large portion of the left vault of Schumer's skull is missing; in fact, the skull was found in the state in which the authority claimed at the time that this damage had been caused by a steam shovel Duren excavation if this were the case the skull due to the great power of the shovel would have cracked radial cracks extending from the damaged area this is not the case the broken bone or parts of it would have been driven into the brain cavity and should still have been present on the floor the missing section actually shows a vertical cut edge a pattern completely at odds with the downward force of a steam shovel the missing skull The parts give the impression of having been surgically removed the cuts reminiscent of surgical sores the missing parts of the skull were never found in the ground around the skeleton even though the area was searched Some researchers have repeatedly suggested that the skull was worked on post-mortem to hide evidence of a gunshot wound.

Remember that Arur Axman claimed that Borman and Stum Feger had committed suicide using poison, this also became the official government position, although later Axman was widely doubted, even by authorities such as Hugh Trevor Roper. Dr. Schumer's skull with a bullet hole in the left temple would have been a mockery to all witnesses. The testimony and questions the story of a dead Boran lying on the bridge, whether Schum Feger committed suicide or died in the fighting that was still continuing around Station L, remains open to debate about what we can say, however, the skull is very strange cyanide.

In fact, capsule remains were found in the mouths of both skulls in 1972, but they turned out to be of a type not used by German personnel in 1945. Again, the strange thing Borman was initially identified by his teeth based on the dentist's memories of Hitler, Professor Hugo Blaska, who was captured by the Americans in 1945 Fritz Ekman, a German dental assistant who worked for Professor Blaska, also agreed with Blaser's diagram of Borman's teeth. Borman's teeth were mainly attributed to the two dental experts. Memories. Curiously, an upper jaw dental bridge made by Fritz Ekman for Borman was missing. the boxed red clay skull found in 1972,Although the yellow sandy soil around the corpse was thoroughly searched repeatedly, the bridge was not found, forensic odontologist Dr.

Ryar SNES asked West German Chancellor Vly Brandt for permission to examine Borman's skull as he had collected it. He obtained extensive data on Borman's teeth from historical sources and wanted to assist in the identification of the corpse while S's request was debated by the powers that be. Borman's missing bridge work was suddenly found 3 months after the skull had been located and was only found 1 meter off the ground, even though the site had been thoroughly examined many times, when Dr. SNES discovered discrepancies between the skull he examined and Professor Blaser's records, the authorities explained this clearly by saying that Blaser's records were wrong, but Blashka's records were meticulous and were considered accurate enough to allow the West German government to claim that the The skull was definitely that of Martin Borman, which led to him being declared legally dead in 1973, so the official story remains that Boran died of cyanide poisoning in Berlin in the early hours of August 2.

May 1945, so what did Dr. SNES discover? Do you disagree with the official line? Simply put, SNES found evidence of dental work on Borman's teeth that was not noticed by Professor Blashka or his technician. Ehman's work using materials that could only have occurred after 1945, basically the state. of Boran's teeth indicated more dental problems than those observed by the thorough and professional Blaska before May 1945. The first area to be red flagged were the two lower central incisors in Dr. Blaser's diagram. Both teeth were natural and without fillings in the skull of the Bor man found in 1972 the teeth had been replaced by two plastic posts to support a bridge.

SNES couldn't understand how Blaska couldn't remember placing such an important piece of dental furniture during his Bourma treatments. This was explained as Blaser's poor memory, interestingly, another of Hitler's problems. Dental technicians K Haman, when interviewed, accurately described Borman's teeth producing the same pattern of tooth recall by blaska and Ekman when they told hoan that Borman was missing a lower front inzer bridge, she was incredulous. Fritz Ehman had made bridges for Professor Blaser's patience and when interviewed, he did not remember making one for the front of Boran's teeth and also stated that Professor Blaser's diagram of Borman's teeth was accurate, but there were more diagrams de Blaser who noted that Borman's first left upper Muller was missing, as well as the third right upper Moler, but in the skull both teeth were present and had gold crowns.

This is indeed very strange. There were also other areas of concern noted by Dr. SNES, more than eight in total, that challenged the notion that Borman had died in 1945. In fact, if Borman is believed to have died. in May 1945, based on the dentition of the skull, you must believe that Professor Blaska was completely wrong in his Recollections of Dentistry of one of his most important patients and, furthermore, you must also believe that his well-trained and qualified dental technicians, Hoan and Ekman, who independently certified that BL's diagram of Borman's teeth was correct and were also wrong, could not remember the work they had performed and were incompetent.

That is, three respected dental experts versus the evidence of post-1945 dental work on Borman's skull. Borman's skull was subjected to DNA testing in 1998 and apparently matched Boran, although we do not know the absolute details of this testing, anomalies in the dental record have led many researchers to assume that Boran was alive after 1945. In the previous episode I explained the history surrounding the discovery of Boran. skeletons of Martin Borman and Dr. Ludvig Stumer in West Berlin in 1972. And we examine in some detail the disturbing forensic evidence in the skulls of both men in the Stum Fager case, a strange excision of a portion of his skull and, in the Borman case, evidence of post-1945 dental work. suggesting, if true, that the Reich minister had survived the war and then there was the mysterious reddish-brown clay substance that covered Borman's skull but marked his figures, a type of soil completely different from the yellow sandy soil on which Berlin was built, but superficially identical to the soil. found in eer in Paraguay, where many sources claim that Martin Borman was buried in 1959 after approximately 14 years on the run from justice.

In this episode I will try to answer the following questions: could Borman's skull have been planted in West Berlin in 1972 and by whom and why? I will also reveal government documents that came to light in Paraguay and that support the assumption that Borman really lived and died in Paraguay after the war, as many old Nazis and Nazi hunters had claimed throughout the 1950s and 1970s? Someone planting Borman's skull in 1972 sounds like the plot of a cheap thriller, but the circumstances of its discovery, the inexplicable forensic evidence, and the overall picture suggest that it was possible, as I see it, there are three possible scenarios.

The first is that Borman died in Berlin on May 2, 1945, according to the current official history, he was buried in an unmarked grave by postal workers at the Lea station by order of the Red Army and found by accident in 1972, when some construction works disturbed the place. West German government scenario number two. They found and recovered Borman's skull from his grave in ITA Paraguay and planted it along with Dr. Schumer's skeleton in a grave near where post office workers had reported burying them in 1945. They did so knowing that the The area was under redevelopment and they helped construction workers accidentally find them, but why may the answer lie in the West German government's poor report on its ability to help find fugitive Nazi war criminals?

To put it bluntly, from the 1950s to the 1970s, the West German federal government was less than proactive in pushing various South American dictatorships and democracies to arrest and deport Nazis certainly compared to the Polish and Israeli governments, for example. In fact, the West German diplomatic service still employed ex-Nazis on a massive scale with many ambassadors and comforters ex-NSDAP members. The figures speak for themselves. Researchers have discovered that in the period from 1950 to 1973, at worst In all cases, 77% of senior officials in the West German Ministry of Justice were former members of the Nazi Party. This 1962 map shows West German ambassadors those marked with a stripe of former members of the Nazi Party, while those with a Diamond had worked in Hitler's diplomatic service.

These men showed a reluctance to hunt down former Nazi comrades. This attitude only changed from the 1970s when IRA employees of the Second World War retired from their senior positions and their places were taken by the Generation untainted by association with Hitler. It has been suggested that many in the West German government and Foreign Office wanted the entire Nazi past to be forgotten while the Germans worked hard for readmission into the human race, so they brought old Nazi monsters out of hiding. in South America to allow the press another opportunity to hit the Germans for the war and the Holocaust was not something desired, so could the West Germans have pulled off such a stunt?

The BND, West Germany's intelligence service, had ironically been founded by Major General Reinhard Galen, head of the World War intelligence service for the Eastern Front. Deiro OST and his network of agents included many former Gapo SD SS and upir men who went to work for the BN under American protection in the 1950s. The BND was founded in 1956 by Galen from an earlier group of The post-war organization he called the organization formed from Galen remained in charge of West German intelligence until 1968. A large number of Nazi war crimes suspects found employment in the BND, including many intimately involved with the Holocaust.

All this was ignored by the CIA and in fact the West German government in the Cold War against East Germany and the USSR, it is not outside the realm of possibility that some Bndd men still sympathized with the old regime and maintained some secret contacts with Nazi networks in South America. The discovery of Martin Borman's skull in West Berlin in 1972 allowed the West German government to claim that Borman had never escaped justice, as he had maintained all along, and justified his curious inaction to hunt down Borman over the decades. intermediate. He had also conveniently ended the public interest. search for Nazi war criminals, since the admission that the Boran hunt had been nothing more than a Shadow chase would surely end public fascination with the subject and allow the West Germans to put the war behind them once and for all and continue with the European war. project and the creation of the new Germany certainly the discovery of Borman's remains in 1972 was very convenient for the West Germans conspiracy or non-conspiracy, hence their great rush to declare Borman legally dead in 1973 and their dismissal of any evidence that was contrary to his official plan.

Scenario number three is linked to number two in this scenario the bormans were planted in West Berlin by shadowy Nazis or their neo-Nazi helpers to take the pressure off them in South America again. The discovery of Borman's skull and its identification was once again very convenient for The wanted men hiding in several South American nations since the late 1940s, the last major Nazi fugitive had never actually left Berlin according to the official history, so who cared about subordinates whose names almost no one knew? The Nazi hunt continued after 1972, of course, particularly. the search for Dr. YF Mangela, but never with the same frenetic enthusiasm of the press as during the Borman years, neither scenarios two nor three were impossible with careful planning and some knowledge, it could have been done, but if would have done, whoever did it made mistakes. ignored these meanings of different types of soil, someone tried to arrange Schump Feger's skull to fit the official story which, of course, was based entirely on the unreliable testimony of a leader of the Nazi Hitler Youth, Arur Axman , and only Axman, someone didn't notice that.

Borman's dentition could have changed since 1945. Perhaps the operation was carried out hastily, as it was important to find and identify Borman's remains before the Ulap fairgrounds in West Berlin were rebuilt. It can be suggested that both skulls had evidence of having been worked. Stump Fager's skull showed signs of having had a portion removed for some unknown reason. Borman's skull was missing a lower bridge which was finally found 3 months later, after the site had been searched repeatedly. Borman's skull was encased in a reddish-brown clay that was not found in Berlin. This material was washed before it could be properly examined.

Borman's jaw shows clear evidence of dental work after 1945. The bodies were discovered in a position completely different from that observed by arur axman and in places some distance from where postal workers testified that he had buried them both. The jaws contained glass fragments from cyanide capsules, but the capsules were different from those used by the SS at the end of the war. These and several other points have never been adequately addressed by the German government, so the truth has to be either scenario. 1 2 or 3 There are no other realistic scenarios for the story of the recovery and identification of Borman's remains.

We now turn to the evidence that emerged from Paraguayan archives in the decades following the discovery of Borman's skull in West Berlin after the General's fall. During Alfredo Strossner's fascist regime in Paraguay, records from the previous administration were searched and cataloged as they addressed this horrific period of Paraguayan history known as the Terror. Police records from the Ministry of the Interior revealed that Borman had indeed been a union entering from another South. American country in 1956 he settled in Cologne hoau, a German city 350 km south of the capital, he lived for a long time in the house of a man named Alban Krug Borman and also received dental treatment in 1958, when he suffered froman undiagnosed stomach upset this later turned out to be cancer Borman died on February 15, 1959 in the home of the German VNA Yong on the C mission General MacArthur this information that emerged in the 1990s from Paraguayan archives is almost exactly the same as the information that I described in previous episodes that came from Witnesses in the 1960s and 1970s, they are not connected, but they are almost exactly the same, which lends some credence to the idea that Borman really was in Paraguay and was 50 years old, so that Borman died on February 15, 1959, according to the Paraguayan official.

Government sources 2 days later Borman was buried by Germans in ITA 35 km southeast of Aunion. The files reveal that Borman had arrived in Paraguay under the protection of STR. The dictator employed many old Nazis. These records are genuine and still exist today. If they are truthful, do It's quite a story, however, they do not contain photographs or fingerprints, so they have very limited forensic use. I'll leave it to you to decide who may have placed Borman's skull in the Berlin tomb and for what reason or whether you really believe the German. The story that the remains were there since May 8, 1945, when the bodies of Borman and Stum Fega were buried, suffice to say that there is enough evidence and enough questions raised by the Borman man's skull and the story of the death and Boran's burial to lead to further investigation by simply dismissing any questioning of the official narrative as the quote unquote conspiracy theory is quite naive and goes against the whole idea of ​​historical investigation.

There is more to the story of Martin Borman's death than it seems incredibly after being stored away. For many years, Borman's remains were cremated by the Germans in 1999 and scattered in the Kila book outside German waters, meaning that there is no forensic evidence left that can be re-examined in this case using modern techniques or new technology. that can be created. Thank you so much for watching, please subscribe and share, and also check out my audiobook Channel War Stories with Mark Felton. You can also help support my two PayPal channels and Patreon details in the description box below.