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tee-hee, snort- chuckle-chortle-ha-HA-HA, sniff -chuckle snort...ooooo, oh my, that was a good laugh.
I used to really like the History Channel, used to watch it a lot. Not so much, now.
The HC is still pretty informative if you find a bit of time to kill in front of the set.
But I personally prefer PBS - no commercial breaks and more variety.
One of my top ten favorite movies was " The Boys From Brazil". Great movie, although the idea of cloning about 100 Hitlers was a little overkill. Seeing Steve Gutenberg have his throat cut was priceless.
They are just lookig for rating and now days its surp[rising what all the believers whant to believe, I'd like to see a photo with part of his jaw and his terrible teeth they identified by dental records that the russians have had since post war.Now are we really certain that Stalin does?Surely no one believs that dummy in a case is him.There is also testimony that Elvis came to while sitting on his toilat saying I am tired of this SH..t.
I had a Fantastic Four comic back in the day that depicted them fighting some masked menace. The guy dies in the end and when the unmask him, lo and behold, its Der Fuehrer himself.
History Channel has a special on right now discussing this, speculating that he might not have killed himself 30 Apr 45 and escaped. Thoughts?
Nonsense. His body and that of Braun's were seen dead and burned. Too many people risked their lives in the Bunker in those final days and saw the gruesome results to have orchestrated a cover up.
Not only is the book very well written and informative, but the author was an Army officer outside of Berlin in July of 1945 and visited the Bunker. The Russians were in control of it and it had been flooded, and O'Donnell could not gain access to most of it because the Russians were very paranoid and suspicious of him, but he was able to glean a little first hand knowledge of the Bunker itself in his brief visit. He also speaks firsthand with 50 of those who were there, either immediately after the war or after their return to Germany from captivity in Russia
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