Did Hitler live in Argentina? The most incredible stories and conspiracy theories about his death and the supposed flight to Patagonia
By Matias Bauso RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – In 1969, Albert Panka turned 80 years old. He was a German miner who had been retired for several years. A sullen and reserved man who had been arrested about three hundred times in the last 25 years. He was not a criminal, nor did he have a problem with alcohol. His problem was one of physiognomy. His resemblance to Hitler was so striking that someone denounced him every time he appeared in public, and he was arrested and interrogated by the authoriti...
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