Inalco Bariloche

Inalco Bariloche This is the house were probably - { personally I do not belive on this version } Hitler spent the last years of his life, a remote mansion similar to the infamous Berghof located in the Nahuel Huapi Lake, in Patagonia, Argentina, a remote mountainous paradise full of Nazi refugees.
That's what the conspiracy theorist say, anyway.
The mansion-called residencia Inalco-is now for sale after going through a few owners starting with Enrique García Merou, a Buenos Aires lawyer linked to several German-owned companies that allegedly collaborated in the escape to Argentina of high Nazi party members and SS officials.
He bought the lot from architect Alejandro Bustillo, who created the original plans of the house in March 1943. Bustillo also built other houses for Nazi fugitives who were later aprehended in the area. The terrain in which the house was erected, on Bajia Istana near the little town of Villa La Angostura, was quite remote and hardly accessible at the time. You can check the lot out in Google Maps.
The plans are similar to the architecture of Hitler's refuge in the Alps, with bedrooms connected by bathrooms and walk-in closets and a tea house located by a small farm.
Like Berghof, the Inalco house could only have been observed from the lake-a forest on the back limited the view from land. It even had Swiss cows imported by Merou from Europe.
Later, Merou sold the house to Jorge Antonio, who was connected to the President Perón and was the German representative of Mercedes Benz in the south american country.
autor Jesus Diaz

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Hitler left no gold in Germany, because when the war ended, he would go after him. Before the start of World War II, Adolf Hitler built a secret village called "Inalco" in southern Argentina, housing excavators in 1938 and took photographs posing along the Patagonian mountains in the same year. At that time, Hitler became aware of the construction of the largest and most modern German submarine called U-513, sunk on the coast of Brazil. The submarine was built with the largest and largest internal space of the submarine category, developed for cargo transport and not for combat, with autonomy for more than 24,000 km without recharging batteries.If we are going to transport all German gold, we will need the most experienced captain of the fleet to guide you. That is why Rolf Rüggeberg, on January 10, 1942, was called to steer the submarine and transport all Nazi gold to southern Argentina. Where gold was in Germany, there is a railway that connects directly to some port that I don't know which one is. The best German submarine captain, commanding the most modern submarine of the German navy, never goes to Central America, to torpedo 3 freighters full of iron ore and then return to receive a medal (Knight's Cross) by Hitler himself. Hitler put the Germans to swallow the frog and the lie sleeps in the belly of the Germans today. Hitler brought together the Germans and everyone else. Now he asks who is the captain of the submarine, who wants to sail with a vessel of almost 80 meters to fight in the waters of the North Atlantic? Nobody wants it because it is slow, very heavy and easy to detect by sonar. Let's go to the accounts that prove that Hitler fled to Argentina: Rolf Rüggeberg spent 222 days in charge of the U-513. 222 days divided by 30 (month) = 7.4 months. Almost 8 months at sea. The distance from Germany to Argentina is 22.000 kilometers. 22,000 thousand KM divided by 1,852 nautical miles = 11,879 nm Time is equal to distance divided by speed: 11,879 nm divided by 7.7 kt (speed of the loaded submerged U-513) = 1542 1542 divided by 365 days (one year) = 4.2 months. 4.2 months X 30 days = 126 days (One-way trip to Argentina) On the trip back to Germany the U-513 gained another 3kt (empty) 11,879 nm divided by 10kt (empty U-513 submerged speed) = 1,187 1,187 divided by 365 days (one year) = 3.2 months 3.2 months x 30 (days) = 96 days 126 days (one way) + 96 days (return) = 222 exact days 126 days to take gold to Argentina and 96 days to return to Germany. Corresponds to the number of days that Rolf Rüggeberg was in command of submarine U-513. Totaling 222 exact days. The numbers never lie to the military and Germany and all Europe, will take back everything that Aldolf Hitler kept. Hitler's lie is now unmasked to all the military in the world.

[@LUCKYLUCIANO004]

@Akash Dound my tip when it was like naked many tons of goods

[@larsrons7937]

"...Bustillo, who created the original plans of the house in March 1943." Somewhere I heard that Mercedes-Benz was behind the construction of this place. It that is true: To my knowledge, Mercedes-Benz in march 1943 had ceased producing normal cars and only produced war equipment. Why would Mercedes-Benz relocate funds from production of much needed war equipment to the construction of a large estate in a far-away corner of Argentina on the other side of the globe? I am not saying that Hitler himself escaped and lived here. But I am quite sure that this place was built for an important purpose.

[@maurogonzalez4141]

Hi Martin... Inalco is not located in Bariloche, Province of Río Negro. It is in Villa Langostura, province of Neuquén. These villages are 30 miles (85Km) from each other, these have a similar landscape, but in different states of Argentina.

[@joshofalltradesgendron5464]

Excellent job. Ive been trying to do reasearch on this place and am getting nowhere. Is it true there are bunkers as well. Any links of information please let me know. Who is current owner?

[@SergioGarcia-us8xf]

Si , hay un bunker bajo tierra atrás de la casa

[@colpepperarramberri9227]

Greetings Martin, your animated film is a masterpiece. I have been researching Estancia Inalco for two or three years and I have to wonder why you did not include the two substantial buildings a few hundred meters North-West of the main residence. I have recently seen some drone film footage confirming their existance (possibly they were also residential) and they do not appear to be part of the farm complex. Regards, Colpepper..

[@guillermolopez2965]

Hello Martin, I wonder if you have the plans of this house called INALCO, if so, could you send them to my email please? I would be enormously grateful. Thank You!!! PS: I am an engineering student in Argentina

[@SergioGarcia-us8xf]

Pudiste conseguir los planos?

[@SergioGarcia-us8xf]

1:54 en el centro la fuente a la derecha la casa de los empleados , enfrente el establo , abajo a la derecha el chiquero al lado para la izq el gallinero al lado la perrera (edificio que parece una capilla)y en la punta parece ser un almacen

[@erihuaito617]

Inalco hubicado en la RUTA 7 LAGOS VILLA LA ANGOSTURA PROVINCIA DE NEUQUEN, TENES MAL LA HUBICACION en la descripcion del video!!

[@Magicpickle5]

What game is this?

[@MegaTrelleborg]

Why you say Infamous ??

[@markhannigan4596]

Hitler lived there

[@frankrodriguez9604]

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