Interesting. I rented a house in Beccar (a small suburb of Buenos Aires where the trove was discovered) for two years back in the late 90's. Many of my neighbors were of German descent but were very closed mouth except for one old man named Horacio who befriended me and on occasion would come over and ply me with cigars and excellent wine and tell me stories of Germany and how much he admired Pinochet and Hitler, who he claimed was still alive and living in Argentina.

He also taught me the finer points of Rugby which he loved and is a big deal in Buenos Aires. At the time I thought him to be simply eccentric, but now I really cherish the memories of those evening chats in my backyard.

Some person lived 128 years and it just so happens it's Hitler too? No.

Local law enforcement agents followed the collector and raided his home on June 8 with a judicial order, finding a large bookshelf in his study that gave way to a secret passageway leading to a room crammed with Nazi iconography.

Raided a man's home for owning and/or selling historical artifacts. Name any other items that can't be sold in first world countries due to said items history.

So that's why all the attempts of resurrection have failed.

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Sometimes, he would forget who I was and where he was. He looked like he was in trance, and he would start talking about Jews and demons. Then he’d come back to normal, she said.

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Old and demented and still smarter than 90 percent of the world....

And in a way, aren't we all a little bit Hitler?

This is probably a hoax, but it does line up with the stuff we got from the CIA as part of the dump around the Kennedy Assassination.

Lol wat

This guy is called (((Guntherberg)))

Hitler was in bad shape, physically, at the end of the War. If he hadn't killed himself, it is doubtful he would have lived more than a few years.