Charles Drago Wrote:Which brings us to the man who I nominate as the most dangerous and powerful escaped Nazi, Hans Kammler.

His importance may be measured in inverse proportion to his presence in the mainstream historical canon.

Read more: http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,955337,00.html#ixzz0dkuQreUA

Hitler had fillings made from gold torn from mouths of Jews

Source: Telegraph (UK) (10-8-09)
The theory is based on a newly discovered document that shows Hitler's dentist had about 11lbs of dental gold from the concentration camps at his disposal for the treatment of senior Nazis.

Co-author Henrik Eberle, a historian who has written several successful books on the Nazi leader, said dentist Hugo Blaschke had put 10 fillings in Hitler's mouth in 1944.

"The most likely place the gold came from is from the supply Blaschke had from the concentration camps," Dr Eberle told the Daily Telegraph.

Here is an excerpt from a Dave Emory site on Bormann who had Blaschke as a dentist as well:
The corpses placed in the ruins of Berlin were, in fact, concentration camp inmates whose dental work was meticulously altered under the supervision of Dr. Hugo Blaschke, Hitler and Bormann’s personal dentist. The inmates’ dental work was made identical to Bormann’s, right down to the wear and aging of the oral architecture. The inmates were then killed, and their remains buried in the rubble of Berlin. These corpses were the remains found—and tested—by the German government to “verify” Bormann’s supposed death in World War II!
http://ftrsummary.blogspot.com/2007/07/ftr-604-kicking-over-traces.html
He notes that the main book supporting Bormann's demise is written by Gerald Posner, whose Case Closed tried lamely to defend the Warren Commission conclusion and blame Oswald alone.

1. Professor Hugo Blaschke- Hitler’s Dentist.
According to the book “Was Hitler III?” Professor Blaschke used the gold from the mouths of Jewish people in the concentration camps to fill Hitler’s teeth. In 1944, Hitler had 10 fillings placed made from this gold. There was about 12 pounds of this extracted gold available to use on Nazi senior officers by Professor Blaschke. The only thing Hitler feared was going to the dentist, according to a book called “Dentist of the Devil”. Professor Blaschke had to do a root canal on Hitler. Adolph Hitler insisted it be spread over a period of eight days because he couldn’t stand the pain. Hitler had bad breath, abscesses and gum disease, according to the book.

But the young interpreter from Soviet military reconnaissance was subdued as her comrades across the city broke into wild celebrations.
Tucked in the satin-lined box she was clutching were the flesh-specked jawbones of Adolf Hitler, wrenched from his corpse just hours earlier by a Russian pathologist.
A burnt body thought to be the Führer's had been found by a Red Army soldier near his bunker days before, but Joseph Stalin ordered the discovery be concealed.

"Only two officers knew what I was carrying and I had to keep my tongue," Rzhevskaya (85) told The Observer in a rare interview at her Moscow apartment.

Hitler's teeth would be key to proving the corpse was his and only a select few knew what had been entrusted to Rzhevskaya.
It was not until the 1960s that her secret would be revealed, and the full truth only emerged in Russia a decade ago.
Her story is a telling reminder of the jealousy and rivalries that split the Allies even in their hour of victory, and foreshadowed the Cold War.
On 8 May, as Soviet soldiers in Berlin's streets shouted with joy at the news of German surrender, Rzhevskaya poured wine for her colleagues with one hand -- while clamping the little box to her side with the other.
"Can you imagine how it felt? A young woman like me who had travelled the long military road from the edge of Moscow to Berlin; to stand there and hear that announcement of surrender, knowing that I held in my hands the decisive proof that we had Hitler's remains.
"For me it was a moment of immense solemnity and emotion; it was victory."
Rzhevskaya was ordered to carry the bones by Colonel Vassily Gorbushin, the head of a tiny secretive Soviet team tasked with identifying the remains.
Soviet troops were obsessed with finding Hitler and competing groups roved around hunting for him.
A Red Army soldier spotted the edge of a blanket poking from freshly turned earth in a bomb crater, near the bunker.
Adolf and Eva Hitler's bodies were soon unearthed and forensic experts were delighted to find the Nazi leader's jaw bones in perfect condition. "These are the key," said one doctor.
After a brief pause to celebrate VE Day and a frantic search through the ruined city, Rzhevskaya and her two superior officers tracked down an assistant [Käthe Häusermann] to Hitler's dentist [Hugo Blaschke] who was able to confirm his identity.


With an aside on Trevor-Roper:
A SMALL, BUT IMMODEST FOOTNOTE: From historian Hugh Trevor-Roper I had obtained in Jan 1968 a perfect set of the X-rays taken of Hitler's head at Lötzen in Sept 1944 (as an MI6 officer he had directed the British investigation into Hitler's demise).
From the American archives I had the sketches of Hitler's jaw, drawn from memory by his dentist Hugo Blaschke; and from my friend Lev Bezymenski I had the photographs of the upper and lower jaw.
All three were a perfect match, revealing in particular a solid gold "telephone" bridge inserted to replace three teeth in the lower right jaw (click the image above, from my books on Hitler and on his doctor Morell, to enlarge it)..
Over thirty years ago, in a letter published in Die Zeit (Hamburg) in the early 1970s, I brought all three images together as proof of Hitler's death. Others (like Norwegian forensic expert Dr Reidar F Sognnaes) have since then padded down the same track -- but I was first.


Another unverified but interesting account of the facts from Graeme at http://www.ww2aircraft.net/forum/ww2-general/confirmed-hitler-escaped-argentina-9287-3.html:


(Apparently based on testimony)
Testimony from SS-Hauptsturmfuhrer Karl Schneider (supervisor of garages) made on 5 February 1948 in Nuremberg:

"I had more petrol available to me than during the whole of the war. It had been brought over from the airports that had to be evacuated. And I had 20 to 30 or even more barrels filled with petrol in the garden of the Propaganda Ministry. On 27 or 28 April I called the Chancellery and asked if they needed petrol because I had so much and actually thought it was a bit dangerous. Those in the Chancellery told me, 'We have too much ourselves.'..In my opinion there can be no doubt that there was enough petrol available". (For the cremation).

Many testimonies (including Russian) put the conservative figure at twelve 20 litre cans (240 litres) utilised on the 'bonfire'.

This is more than enough (Joachimsthaler) to reach a temperature where adipose tissue becomes an accelerant in the cremation process. When this point has reached, further fuel is not required.

SS-Hauptsturmfuhrer Edwald Lindloff testified that after only 30 minutes the corpses were already "charred and torn open".

The fire burnt for another two hours.

All that remained of Hitler "was some charred bones with burnt particles of tissue attached".


According to Joachimsthaler, up to 300 litres of gasoline were used on Hitler and Braun.

When the human body is burned in the open by means of petrol, the first thing that burns off is the extraneous petrol, which causes a strong heating up of the corpse. Then, because they act like a wick, the fire spreads to the clothes, which burn away more or less quickly depending on the nature and structure of the fabric. When the open flames act directly on the body surface (estimated at 2.5metres squared) for a longer period of time-according to witnesses, the corpses burned from 1600hrs to 1830hrs- the final result is carbonisation. During the process, steam forms in the subcutaneous tissue and in the course of the burning the pressure can rise dramatically, so that the body surface bursts open in many places. The skull can burst from the same effect. The heat causes the protein in the cells of the muscles to congeal, which then contract. This leads to contortions (arms) or the lifting up and contracting of the upper body and legs, which stay in this position because of posthumous heat rigor (so called ‘fencer’s stance’). The heat causes the body fat to melt and the fatty acids released hydrolytically run out of the gashes in the skin, are absorbed by the fabrics still remaining and, because they are flammable just like the fat tissue itself, support the further burning process. Because of the major loss of substance (water and fat), the carbonated corpse or torso shrinks to a substantial degree. If the burning continues for an extended period of time, the soft tissue is almost completely consumed. The only thing that remains is fragile, calcified bones that can easily disintegrate even without external force being applied.

There was no body, there was no autopsy.

When Frau Heusermann ( Blaschke’s dental assistant) was captured and transported to Finow, by the Russians, she was shown a cigar box (containing Eva Braun’s bridge and two of Hitler’s bridge’s,-which survived the ‘cremation’). Laughing the Russian soldiers gathered round, opened the lid and gleefully told her ‘Here is the Fuhrer’.

Joachimsthaler points out;
‘In the final analysis, by presenting the evidence coming from Adolf Hitler (upper bridge and complete lower jawbone with teeth and bridges) and from Eva Braun-Hitler (a small gold filling and a synthetic resin bridge with a gold crown), the Russians themselves-and this must be emphasised-proved conclusively that Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun-Hitler were dead’.


And don't miss this bizarre story in Bizzare magazine about discovery of Hitler's skull and dental bridge in the USSR state archives by a forensic entymologist t http://wiki.benecke.com/index.php?title=2003-10_Bizarre_Magazine:_Identification_of_Hitler%27s_Skull_and_Teeth


Guardian UK
September 27, 2009

John Judge Wrote:I am sorry I do not recall the dentist's name and cannot easily retrieve the article. I sent it to Mae Brussell and it appears that it may have been noted in the Boston Globe as well. I might be able to find the reference in her tape outlines with some work. Here are some confirmations below and the clear implication that one had to trust Blaschke for any identification of the remains. He was also the dentist for Bormann and Goering and may have played a similar role in allowing Bormann to escape - John Judge

A clue from one website commntary:
Hitler’s dentist, [Blaschke] who reportedly said in the 1980’s while living in America that “we switched the dental records” of some poor schlub in the German Army (this last detail was according to a Boston Globe article cited by Radio show host Mae Brussel).

Quote:In December, 1972, during construction near the Lehrter Station (near to where Bormann's diary had been found in a discarded leather jacket in 1945, and close to the spot where Axmann said he had seen Bormann's body in the moonlight of that fatal night) two skeletons were unearthed.

After extensive forensic examination, using the dental records of Bormann's dentist (Prof. Hugo Blaschke, who was also Hitler's dentist) the shorter of the two skeletons was identified as that of Martin Bormann, and West German authorities officially declared him dead. The forensic identification was validated by Dr. Reidar F. Sognnaes, a celebrated U.S. expert in such matters. (Reidar F. Sognnaes, "Dental Evidence in the Postmortem Identification of Adolf Hitler, Eva Braun and Martin Bormann", in Legal Medicine Annual, 1976.)

This new evidence caused Roper to write in the 1978 edition of The Last Days of Hitler that "...in view of new evidence which has recently been found, I believe that it [the question of Bormann's death] can now be closed."