DNA shows "skull of Hitler" is actually female - Germany

So, where is Hitler hiding now?

Hitler's jaw, however, had been removed and brought to Moscow in 1945, to be included as evidence in an investigation into Hitler's death, said Sergei Mironenko, head of Russia's State Archive. The skull fragment was found separately in 1946, when the Soviet secret police ... dug up the hole outside Hitler's bunker... Russia announced it had the skull fragment in 1993, and some Western experts argued it wasn't Hitler's... "It is not just some bone we found in the street, but a fragment of a skull that was found in a hole where Hitler's body had been buried," Mironenko said in an interview. Still, the archives service has asked Russia's Forensic Medicine Institute -- a top agency for genetic testing -- to help in positively identifying the skull fragment, Mironenko conceded. So far, there seems to be no conclusive evidence. "I have not seen any documents providing evidence that this is the skull of Hitler," said Alexander Kalganov, an official at the FSB's archives department.

So, where is Hitler hiding now? Did the Americans sign a secret pact with him?

Russia announced it had the skull fragment in 1993, and some Western experts argued it wasn't Hitler's... "It is not just some bone we found in the street, but a fragment of a skull that was found in a hole where Hitler's body had been buried," Mironenko said in an interview.

"It is not just some bone we found in the street..." Mironenko said in an interview.

Although we have been subjected over the last few months to a barrage of disinformation from the Russians about the start of World War II — including attempts to blame the Poles and the British for its outbreak — I would tend to believe their version in the case of its ending. Even if the cranium is not Hitler’s but some unknown woman’s, the jaws are almost certainly genuine. The Russians could end speculation and ridiculous conspiracy theories by allowing an international team to carry out DNA tests on them. . . .

There were no major discrepancies in any of the accounts, so suggestions that Hitler did not commit suicide and had escaped from Berlin represent nothing but gratuitous sensationalism. It is just another attempt to exploit the nightmare conspiracy theory that the source of unparalleled evil lived on somewhere, in secret.