In Late April 1945 Adolf Hitler, his long-term partner Eva Braun and many high-ranking Nazis found themselves surrounded by soviet forces in Berlin.
For Hitler, the final days of his life and the closing chapter of WW2 in Europe, would take place in a damp underground bunker, known today as the ‘Fuhrerbunker’, beneath the heart of the Third Reich.
In this short documentary we use the latest technology and mapping to explore the story of those final days and attempt to pinpoint the precise location of the bunker, and the likely spot where Hitler and Eva Braun were buried on the 30th April 1945.
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Image/Film credits:
US National Archives (NARA) College Park, MD
Image National archives of the United States
Bundesarchiv – German Federal Archive
Google Earth Pro (Berlin, Germany – modern and historic imagery)
United Nations Archives & Records Management Section
Eva Braun’s Home Movies, (NARA)
Official (declassified) FBI Records, (NARA)
Battleguide Archive
WikiCommons
C. Neubauer
Research References:
R. Sognnaes & F. Strom, ‘The Orthological Identification of Adolf Hitler (1972)
L. Daly-Groves, Hitler’s Death (2019)
R. Misch, Hitler’s Last Wtiness (2008)
H. Linge, With Hitler To The End (2009)
E. Kempka, Ich habe Adolf Hitler verbrannt (1951)
G. Junge, Until the Final Hour (2002 version)
