On April 30, 1945, Adolf Hitler was believed to have taken his own life inside the Führerbunker in Berlin as World War II drew to a close. The official account states that Hitler and Eva Braun committed suicide, and their bodies were burned by loyalists. However, Soviet investigations into Hitler's death have left room for doubt, fueling decades of conspiracy theories. Some claim that Hitler used Nazi escape routes to flee, with sightings reported as far as Argentina, Egypt, and even New Orleans. Was this simply part of a Soviet misinformation campaign, or did Hitler really escape? From his last days in the bunker to the Hunting Hitler series, we examine the historical mysteries of WWII. Join us on Binge History as we explore the evidence, the Hitler body controversy, and whether these theories hold any truth.
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