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April, 6, 1939.
""THE STRANGE DEATH OF ADOLF HITLER" Poisoned On Eve Of Munich, Says American Book
""THE Strange Death of Adolf Hitler,"
a book in which it is asserted that the Fuehrer is dead and that his double, Maximilian Bauer, rules in his place by arrangement with the Nazi chiefs, is 'startling America,
The book has been published by the long-established New York concern, the Macaulay Company, which asserts that the facts as set out in the book come from an "unimpeachable source."
The vital fuot, according to the book, is that Hitler was assassinated on September 29, 1938, at 2.15 a.m.-the night before the Munich Agreement.
Bauer himself is made to tell the actual story of the assassination.
He alleges that poison was put in an ome- lette which the Fuehrer ate at a dinner attended by Goering, Goebbels, Von Ribbentrop, Hess, and Bauer himself. Hitler, he says, died with- in a few minutes.
After a dramatic discussion, the heads of the Nazi State agreed that Bauer should take the dead man's place at the Munich conference, having sworn that he would never reveal the impersonation or the death to the world.
"Fuehrer's Place Taken By His Double"
THE anonymous story tells
the history of Bauer's life, of how he was hired by the Nazis as a member of Hitler's bodyguard of dou- bles and frequently imper- sonated him at ceremonies the Fuhrer was not inclined to attend himself.
was
Countess Johann Heinrich van Bernstorff, American-born wife of the Gerinan diplomat who Ambassador when the United States entered the World War, who regained her Ameri- can citizenship during a 16-day visit to the United States. She left to rejoin her husband, criti- cally ill in Geneva, She was the former Jeanne Luckmeyer of New York.
Chamberlain's many."
visit.. to
Ger-
The manuscript was obtained, they Judd, from an unnamed German of- ficer in the Mercantile Marine, who had in turn obtained it from "Michel Simon, of the Compagnie Generale Transatlantique, stationed jat the Nice office."
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Simon, pecording to the note, re- Iceived lic manuscript Trom Bauer The book, writes the Sunday himself, who asked that the book be Dispatch New York Correspon-withheld until his death.
In view of "its. Immense world dent, is certain to cause a major importance," however, the publishers sensation.
decided to issue It immediately,
"FANTASTIC"
The publishers themselves From Inquiries they learned that say: "We predict that the fact Simon received the typescript from disclosed will develop world in Switzerland, and that he did not ferest unequalled since
know Bauer personally,
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stalement, "he Investigation shows,Hiller never drinks alcohol-have that the sources of the book guaran-been circulated. tee its authenticity."
A DOUBLE DIED Both But an offelat of the Compagnie been reported as employing doubles. Mussolini and Stalin have Generale Transatlantique described
One of the carller attempted ns- the tale as fantastic."
"Nobody of the name of Michelsassinations of the Duce is alleged to have resulted in the death of n Simon has ever been connected with detective who bore this branch of the C.G.T." he told facial resemblance to him,
remarkable the Sunday Dispatch.
Was
There is, too, the famous story of BERLIN SAYS-
the heart specialist who was sent to Moscow to see Stalin, dietator of the Oficial comment on the book from Kremlin. He
ahown into a the German Ministry of Propaganda room where a number of "Stalins" was, "It is beneath anyone in the Government to con-all, made his report, and left.
the dignity of were paraded; he examined them tradict the story.
He never knew which of the men "The whole thing is so preposter-was the dictator.. ous that we do not regard it as dangerous by itself.
"But the time is coming when we shall seriously have to ask how for one nation can go on insulting an- other without causing serious trou-
blc.
"WISHING" COINS
STOLEN
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A lot of people who threw coins "This publication is a deliberate into the "wishing well" al the Pony piece of mischief, 1 imagine, and will Express Museum here now know turn out to be one of a long list of why their wishes were never realized, disgraceful inventions..
"However, New York is probably the only city in the world where anyone would take the trouble to
publish such nonsense or where it could be belleved."
HOW TO SHORTEN
Hitler," in- CONVALESCENCE
"VERY MUCH ALIVE" "Hitler positively is Risted Captain. Fritz Wiedemann. the Fuchrer's former personal adjutant, when he arrived in New York aboard the Hamburg.
He looked puzzled when questioned about the allegations in the book, "I saw him two weeks ago. He's very much alive," he declared,
"Perhaps e Hitler you saw was not the right one," said one reporter. -"We all belleve he is the right one," replied Capt. Wiedemann.
1935 STORY
The idea that Herr Hitler em- ployed a "ghost" was first suggested in July 1935 in the Daily Telegraph. "The use of a double... was revealed here," wrote a correspon- dent from Munich.
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