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The authors had an opportunity here to convince us that Hitler escaped to #Argentina. The hypothesis is based on first person accounts including his doctor while in exile. However, they stated it as if it were gospel. Periodically they go into a “Deduction” (which unnerved me every time I heard it) in which some wholly imaginative “fact,” like describing Eva Braun‘s perfume on her nightstand at the first house they stayed on the mainland. ⬇️

I‘m making my way through this audiobook making my color chart of my TriBlend markers so I can match them with the papers I use to scrapbook and make cards. I love these markers. They can be so vibrant. Makes up for the dull audiobook

I really dislike this book. I‘m listening to it for #Argentina #readingtheAmericas. The first half was a detailed synopsis about the war. In the last 3-1/2 hours it‘s finally about the “escape.” They do call out their own “deductions,” but then they describe the “escape” in minute detail like it‘s already established fact. If someone wasn‘t paying close attention, they‘d think it was true. Of course, the authors believe it. Just 3 hours to go. 🫣

I‘m starting this audiobook next, which posits that Hitler escaped to #Argentina. #readingtheAmericas @Librarybelle @BarbaraBB

Highly interesting theory that Hitler escaped to Argentina after WWII. There seems to be some pretty damming evidence of such. Good read if you‘re interested in WWII.