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A story in the UK Sun about the KGB officer who, in 1970, dug up the remains of Hitler and cremated them before spreading them over some unnamed stream:
He said he had turned down large sums to identify the exact spot he disposed of Hitler.Gumenyuk told a Russian newspaper: "There are still too many neo-Nazis. There would be pilgrimages. They'd even put up a monument."
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He said he had turned down large sums to identify the exact spot he disposed of Hitler.Gumenyuk told a Russian newspaper: "There are still too many neo-Nazis. There would be pilgrimages. They'd even put up a monument."
He's right....
He's right....
But is he right about digging up Hitler's grave? Aren't there other claims about Hitler's final resting place?
But is he right about digging up Hitler's grave? Aren't there other claims about Hitler's final resting place?
Several, I believe; but he's right in that publishing his location (real or not) would create an iconic place for the Neo-facists... not something we really want, eh?
Several, I believe; but he's right in that publishing his location (real or not) would create an iconic place for the Neo-facists... not something we really want, eh?
That is correct. It makes one wonder, however, why the KGB would have done this in 1970. I can't imagine the USSR's concerns would have simply been racism/anti-Semitism. More likely they feared the political clout of Fascists...
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