UK documents reveal hunt for Hitler's deputy Bormann
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PoolofZen
I appreciate you clarifying what the Loch-Ness monster is during your article on a Nazi war criminal.
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Yelnats
If they still have remains, try a little DNA detective work. Compare his DNA to others with the same surname.
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usaexpat
In the article "detains" should be "remains" Anyway, even if Bormann didn't relocate to sunny Brazil many other Nazi war criminals did.
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OssanAmerica
And they probably used the "skull" for reconstruction, not the "skill". Hey did anybody proofread this?
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