The submarine was probably blown up to cover their tracks before Hitler even landed on shore.
New photos have emerged of the wreck of a German submarine that experts believe helped Hitler escape to Latin America in 1945. The Daily Mail writes about it.
The wreck of the 80-meter submarine, discovered off the coast of the Argentine port of Kequena, was found by divers of the Eslabon Perdido research group.
Team leader Abel Basti believes the submarine was blown up to cover their tracks
Experts say it is actually a German submarine from World War II.
In particular, a yellow plate with the designation of a double S, made in a characteristic font.
“The plate is yellow-gold. It is the same in every submarine: each plate or some important element is made on a yellow background,” said the researcher, adding that this is the only natural color visible in the dark under red lighting.
The attention of researchers was also drawn to the shipwreck itself. American and British warships, including submarines, avoided Argentine coastal areas.
“Therefore, at the end of the war, in May 1945, it was probably German,” experts said.
According to them, the conning tower was badly damaged and collapsed. But something very interesting is noticeable in the photos, in particular, the conning tower deflector for waves.
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“The submarine has a unique design, similar to what the Germans used in World War II. They cannot be confused with British submarines, they are completely different. The design of the conning tower is one of the elements that can lead to a solution. The dimensions of the sunken ship were the same as those of the German submarines. It was probably blown up to cover their tracks, even before Hitler landed on the coast and arrived at the ranch owned by the agents of German,” historians say. .
Recall that during the early stages of the digitization of more than 1,270 photographs of Adolf Hitler taken by the personal photographer of the leader of Nazi Germany, Heinrich Hoffmann, Richard Schneider, a specialist from the US National Archives and Records Administration , has discovered previously unknown photographs.
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