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Chapter 23 The Flames of War (4)
People are all shocked by this news. Is it true, or is it just nonsense?Did Hitler's 25 "last troops" really exist?

Nobuhiko Ochiai said that he first heard from a Jewish reporter in the United States that there were a large number of Nazi remnants and their descendants dormant in an unknown corner of South America.There they created a society exactly as it was in pre-war Germany.Concentration camps were built there, where innocent Indians and Jews were imprisoned.There is a hospital there, where some Nazi leaders recuperate in their dying years. Marzen Bormann, who served as Hitler's secretary, once recuperated here.In the hospital, Hitler's gangsters freely used the prisoners of the concentration camp to conduct various inhumane medical experiments, including vivisection.

Ochiai Nobuhiko consulted a large number of Nazi files and found that Hitler mentioned the "last force" more than once in the early days of the Allied counteroffensive in 1945.Hitler said: "In this war, there are no victors and no losers. There are only dead and survivors. However, the 'last force' in the world is the Germans." "In the near future, the East (Soviet Union) ) The day will come when the two sides of the West (the United States) will fight it out. At that time, it will be no one else but our German "last army" who will play a decisive role in this war."

After a five-year investigation, Nobuhiko Ochiai believes this to be true.He pointed out that not only in South America, but also in many parts of the world, and even in Antarctica, there was a group of Hitler's "last troops" scattered, with a total number of as many as 5.This force has been developing the latest weapons, hoping that one day when the two superpowers of the Soviet Union and the United States confront each other head-on, they can reappear as a balancing force, and then continue Hitler's mission and re-establish a new Nazi empire.

Are Hitler's dying words true?Ochiai Nobuhiko checked the resident register of Nazi Germany.

Unlike the United States, Germany has established a resident registration system like Japan in terms of resident management.As a result of the review, an astonishing fact was discovered: excluding the number of war deaths, normal deaths, and prisoners of war, there were 25 Germans whose whereabouts were unknown.In narrow Germany, there is no place where 25 people can hide.

But where did the 25 people hide?
According to Ochiai Nobuhiko's investigation, the "last force" of 25 people is now scattered in several mysterious areas of the world.As early as 1938, Hitler secretly ordered the Antarctic expedition.The German expedition took tens of thousands of aerial photos in Antarctica, where they found mountains like the Alps without snow on the mountains.There are ice-free lakes found in the inland part of Antarctica, where humans can survive.Ochiai Nobuhiko believes that Hitler's secret Antarctic expedition had obvious military purposes, and he probably built a "New German" fortress for his "last force" in the depths of the Antarctic continent.

In 1945, Dönitz announced on behalf of the German Naval Command: "For the Fuehrer, the German submarine force has established a paradise in the world in a certain corner of the world, and at the same time it is an unbreakable fortress." As for the fortress Where it was built, Dönitz did not disclose.

On May 1945, 5, Bormann, the Nazi's best friend known as Hitler's right-hand man, ordered the "last troops"

Evacuation transfers to various fortresses.The "last force" of less than 5000 people was rescued by the Nazi underground organization and implemented an escape plan.With the strong support of the Vatican, the remaining "last force" of 24.5 people departed from Norway's Kristiansund on May 5, and was transported to various fortresses by a large escort fleet.Most of these forts are in South America south of the other side of the ocean.

Ochiai Nobuhiko said that after his unremitting efforts, he personally visited a "Last Force" in South America

fortress.The fort is called "Estanga" (Spanish for "farm").350 kilometers southward from the capital of Chile, Santiago, there is a small town called Baler, and "Estanga" is about 60 kilometers away from this small town.There are almost no roads here, and as far as the eye can see, there are vast wilderness, rolling hills, and then dense primitive tropical rainforest.In the almost isolated tropical rainforest, Nobuhiko Ochiai saw a city whose style seemed to have been imported from Europe.On the wide road, German-made cars shuttle back and forth.The main street is lined with bakeries, movie theaters, auto repair shops, etc.In every corner of the street, loudspeakers are all installed. "Estanga" covers an area of ​​5 square kilometers, a small part of which is a street market, and most of them are plantations or pastures. The children of "Estanga" live and study together, because "Estanga" implements a group marriage system, and the children belong to the public property.In "Estanga", the Nazis are developing the latest sound cannon, solar cannon, Pandora's box, etc., and more importantly, they are making flying saucers.Hitler is said to have completed a prototype of the flying saucer, Nazi Germany's ace weapon, in 1941.Before the end of the war, Hitler ordered all personnel and materials related to flying saucers to be moved to the fortress.

In South America and Antarctica, is there really Hitler's 25 "last troops"?Many scholars and scientists expressed negative or skeptical attitude towards Ochiai Nobuhiko's report.

At that time, the whole of Germany was tightly surrounded by the Allied forces. How could the so-called 25 "last troops" flee en masse on May 5?Even if they fled, how would the 2 "last troops" be maintained?
Where does military pay come from?How to replenish soldiers?How is it possible to build a modern city in an isolated tropical rainforest?In the icy Antarctic, how can human beings survive for a long time in self-enclosure?In short, we cannot know whether Ochiai Nobuhiko's report is accurate, but it is worth further research. Perhaps it will always remain a mystery until there is sufficient evidence to prove its correctness.

Did Napoleon escape from St. Helena?
In October 1815, Napoleon was defeated at Waterloo. The "Paris Peace Treaty" exiled this once powerful figure in the European continent to the British island of St. Helena under house arrest, ending his political career. Six years later, he passed away.His death has attracted people's endless debates for more than a hundred years, and has become a mystery that seduces the historians and even people from other walks of life.

Generally speaking, Napoleon died on May 1821, 5. The cause of death was gastric cancer. His autopsy report confirmed that his stomach had ulcerated.

However, according to the book "Mystery of Generations" of the former Soviet Union, some historians proposed that it was not Napoleon himself who was imprisoned in St. Helena, but a substitute—the civilian François Robeau.Because his face shape and height were almost the same as those of Napoleon, he was once the emperor's personal attendant, and was sent back to his hometown after the restoration of the Bourbon dynasty. One day at the beginning of 1818, two luxurious carriages from Holy Island stopped at the door of Luo Bo's house. It is unknown who was in the car and why they were looking for Luo Bo.One day after one month later, Rob suddenly disappeared.When the local officials heard the news, they were afraid that he would exchange contracts with the imprisoned emperor, so they hurriedly asked the garrison commander of the holy island, and the result was that everything was normal.Did nothing really happen?

At the end of 1818, a well-dressed foreigner, Leval, came to Verona, Italy. He bought a shop, put up a signboard dealing in optical instruments, and also ran jewelry.He looks exactly like Napoleon, claims to be from the north of France, and people who know him jokingly call him "Emperor".He was charitable and often gave generously to the poor. On August 1823, 8, Leval received a letter that made him excited. After returning to the store, he told his partners: "I must do something important right away."

Then he handed his partner a thick parchment bag sealed with wax paint, and said: "If I don't come back after 3 months, please present it to the King of France, and you will get a generous gift." On September 9, at the Austrian Imperial Palace, Napoleon's son was critically ill.At 4 o'clock in the evening, the guards shot and killed a man who had sneaked into the palace through the wall.At dawn, the body was identified by two senior officers who had seen Napoleon.A few hours later, the French embassy sent a request for the extradition of the body, but it was refused.At the insistence of Napoleon's wife, the body was buried in an unmarked grave next to a site designated as the future burial of Napoleon's wife and son.A few days later, four French officials visited Leval's partner, bought the letter he kept for 11 gold coins, and demanded that he not disclose any details.Later, before his death, this person told others his conjecture: Reval was Napoleon, and the one who died on the Holy Island in 4 was the unknown Rob.

This kind of statement is like a beautiful story, but it is difficult to justify itself. History itself is cautious and rigorous, so many historians dare not ask about it.They went to the bottom to prove that Napoleon did die in 1821, but each family held different opinions on the cause of death and could not be unified.This situation lasted until the 20s, when Dentist Fusuferpod in Gothenburg, Sweden, got involved in the debate, and his research results were impressive.

Early on, Fusuferbod favored reading monographs on Napoleon.Once, he read a "Memoirs", a sentence in Napoleon's will caught his attention: "I died too early, please dissect my body after death." Did the French emperor realize that someone was harming him? ?Excluding all possible factors, Fusuferbod found that there are many signs that can indicate that there is a problem in drinking alcohol, which contains arsenic trioxide, commonly known as arsenic, after chemical analysis.The book describes Napoleon's later health conditions: chest pain, vomiting, weak legs, edema, collapse...the symptoms are similar to those of arsenic poisoning.

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