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    At the end of World War II several thousand Nazis supposedly entered a facility saying that they were leaving Germany. The door was sealed behind them and they were never seen again. Where was this?

    Question #118933. Asked by Zbeckabee. (Nov 25 10 7:06 AM)


    heidi66

    		Being German myself, I can tell you that I never heard this story told in Germany. I guess this is just a kind of myth. It sounds a bit like Emperor Barbarossa, who is said to sit in Kyffhäuser mountain. :)

    The closest I know of is "Operation Paperclip", the USA collected scientist to get there knowledge. But this people were seen again.

    And of course, ODESSA, a group who helped Nazis to disappear, mostly into South America.

    Sep 25 12, 12:25 AM

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