Chapter 1
Nazis in the Nahuel Huapi
It was the end of a long day, and the clock was about to strike 10 pm on a cold and rainy night in autumn, an elderly man in his eighties...

Chapter 2
Hitler’s hideaway in the Patagonia
Through documentation of real state property, I was able to prove that in the year 1904, 30,000 hectares of the San Ramon Ranch were bought by...

Chapter 3
Hitler’s grave
A group of Chilean neo-Nazis were looking for Adolf Hitler’s grave in a mountain range near Bariloche. I wanted to contact them...

Chapter 4
The navy officers who welcomed Hitler
However, according to testimonies that follow, between the days of 28 and 29 of July, 1945, two clandestine submarines arrived at the Patagonic coast. This was stated by some former navy officers belonging to the “Graf Spee” crew...

Chapter 5
Hitler’s bodyguard
He first told me, ‘I am soon going to die and I’d like to tell somebody all the things that I know’. He made me take a special kind of oath and asked me that it had to be fulfilled...

Chapter 6
Hitler’s submarine
During my investigation I gathered data confirming that some Nazis had arrived in Argentina by submarines...

Chapter 7
Searching for the submarine
I needed to find a member of a German submarine. I had to obtain information about the U-Boote from one of the crew. This is why I started looking in Argentina...

Chapter 8
Hitler´s Pilot
‘You should know that Hitler did not commit suicide’, claimed Shaffer while remembering what she had heard in her family; the Fuhrer lived in the Patagonia...

Chapter 9
"I was with Hitler in Argentina"
My investigations led me to explore the ‘Croatian lead’. I had clues that indicated that meetings between Hitler and Ante Pavelic, president of Nazi Croatia had taken place...

Chapter 10
The Eden
As from May 1945, upon Berlin’s fall, Ida Eichhorn, for some unknown reason, would tell her closest friends that ‘The Cousin’, that is Adolf Hitler, was on a ‘trip’ somewhere abroad...

Chapter 11
Hitler in Córdoba
‘One afternoon, around the year 1949, the lady of the house tells me I had to prepare the room upstairs…set the table, the chairs and the sofa. The next morning she told me I had to take breakfast upstairs. I hadn’t seen Hitler come into the house, but there he was’...

Chapter 12
More clues
‘This wasn’t the house where they stayed… he didn’t live here but in the old hose, that does not longer exist’. My heart leapt. At this moment the old lady took me to another place where there had once been an old wooden house that had sheltered Hitler and his wife...

Epilogue
Lying in bed, giving his last gasps, his life is coming to an end. It is a sweet agony, without much pain. An elderly German doctor sees that there is no suffering. Death comes, unavoidably...