Grey Wolf: The Escape of Adolf Hitler Audiobook

" Odd book about "would e" bKi "

" The authors present various findings that suggests Hitler escaped to Argentina and lived until 1962. "

" interesting book, but escaping to Argentina doesnt really fit his mind set, he always thought of himself as a soldier so abandoning Berlin, doesnt really seem like something he would have done, but I guess it could be possible, probably impossible to prove for certain "

" Well, written book, and fascinating idea. "

" The author includes a compelling bibliography, but sacrifices considerable credibility by failing to provide adequate footnotes. It's unfortunate because the work is generally well written and interesting. "

" Thought provoking read. Not completely convinced by the facts presented but seems a possibility based on the uncertainties of the time and much new information that is presented. Makes you wonder what other parts of 'history' could be false. Enjoyable book. "

" A fascinating proposal. Hitler didn't commit suicide but instead was whisked away at the fall of Berlin and lived a life of exile in Argentina. Taking eye-witness accounts, FBI and CIA reports and following the money trail, the authors make a compelling case that is haunting in its implications. "

" What a load of crap. Tin-foil-hat-wearing conspiracy theory crap-a-roony to be more exact "

" Incredible story although so hard to believe. "

" Believe it or not, the author makes a convincing case. "

" Very convincing and highly feasible "

" awesome book.i think it's very plausible that hitler escaped the bunker and lived in argentina until 1962.sounds crazy, but read the book. "

" A fascinating proposal. Hitler didn't commit suicide but instead was whisked away at the fall of Berlin and lived a life of exile in Argentina. Taking eye-witness accounts, FBI and CIA reports and following the money trail, the authors make a compelling case that is haunting in its implications. "