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After reading the article, I can't see how this discovery cast doubt on Adolf Hitler suicide story. The skull fragment may tot belong to Hitler, but that has n
by kercker 11y ago
After reading the article, I can't see how this discovery cast doubt on Adolf Hitler suicide story.
The skull fragment may tot belong to Hitler, but that has nothing to do with the possibility that Hitler committed suicide.
It only shows that the soviets were wrong to think that the skull fragment come from Hitler.
- meowface 11y agoWell, it doesn't disprove the story, it just disputes the only significant proof corroborating the story. It's reasonable to say that's "casting doubt". It may very well still be a true story, but now we'll (probably) never really know. Not that I think it matters in the grand scheme of things.
- jacquesm 11y agoYou can remove a single brick from the foundation of a building and it will still stand. Remove enough bricks and the building will come down.
- tluyben2 11y agoPeople want to know exactly what happened; the cyanide pill would have been enough to kill him so where did the story of the shot in the head come from? And now that it is not sure if it happened then did it happen or did he just take cyanide and was the self inflicted head shot story only added to make him more of a 'man' after the fact (as in; women use poison, men use guns/swords to kill themselves (and others))?