The Mystery Of Hermann Fegelein's Missing Body

Inside the crumbling city of Berlin in April 1945, Hitler was holed up inside of his Fuhrerbunker, however he still ordered the execution of one man who was said to have been the worst man in his inner circle. Hermann Fegelein was technically Hitler's brother in law, and he was a brutal war criminal who served on the Eastern Front. However he was declared a traitor after he tried to desert from the bunker.
Hermann Fegelein was allegedly shot in the Reich Chancellery Garden, however his body has never been found. This has been stated to have been buried in a bomb crater within the garden, but it has never been found. There have been many theories which have put forward as to where Fegelein's body is today.
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[@apr8189]

An opportunist...a ruthless careerist...

[@joshcrapper864]

That applies to so many high ranking Nazis. There were,for the most part,two types. The careerists or the true believers

[@lornestein7248]

A good looking man who married the F_ugly sister says it all.

[@lucas82]

@@joshcrapper864 I suppose there were also those who were both. I think Hitler's entire inner circle were true believers as well as careerists, with maybe the exception of Goring.

[@evanbao93]

@@joshcrapper864 Actually, it's a quote from the movie Downfall. Burgdorf in that movie was so disgusted by Fegelein and used that exact statement to express his contempt for the man.

[@joshcrapper864]

@@evanbao93 oh I know. I just thought I would make a point

[@douglasturner6153]

Fegelein was arrested in civilian clothes. Not a uniform. So issue about his mode of execution is not there.

[@einerreklov4304]

I think enlisted must be in uniform for their court martial, much like they were during the Nuremburg trials.

[@user-tg9wh4vq2t]

Fegelein definately was NOT arrested at all. There was no "Court Martial". The "appointed head" of it all - SS-gen Mohnke, admitted several yrs after WW2 that there had been no Fegelein trial, thus execution. This was a fraud - and a fraud within the big fraud, ensuring the Hitlers to flee. SS-Fegelein was Hitler´s head SS for the entire flight southwards. Fegeleins father received news from his son that "I ´m safe and well with the Führer". Credible eyewitnesses at the San Ramón Ranch confirmed Fegelein´s arrival Aug 1, 1945... And that the staff served him and the Hitlers for a good 9 months there in Patagonia. Yes, "Flegel´s" remains were never located. He was never there. He was a giant of 195 cm, and widely known for his "abnormously big" hands. Would have been identified. Moved to a mass grave? Just part of the fraud operation. Couldn´t have been done those days. Hitler´s super pilot Hanna Reitsch was in on the plot... Only mystery: We do not know anything about Fegelein´s final destiny in South America. (My theory: He perished early, possibly in a car accident - he was a dare-devil, high-sensation seeking type. Playboy. Almost made it to the Berlin ´36 Olympics - on a horseback). But nobody, outside the inner Nazi circles - knows anything... What we know, is that Fegelein did not die in Berlin 45.

[@zingwilder9989]

He was just one of many, many, many dead men. The location of his disintegrating bones will forever remain unknown.

[@jettjones9889]

No one shed a tear for Hermann Fegelein……..oh wait wrong channel

[@RocknRollAddicts]

😂

[@davidsigalow7349]

No, but he is now the subject of eternal, endless mockery.

[@SidneyWatson]

I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS !!!! You at least attempt to see what happened and give us information and insight a lot of people don’t do that

[@TheUntoldPast]

Thank you!

[@RoyHodgson97]

FEGELEIN!! FEGELEIN!! FEGELEIN!!

[@TheUntoldPast]

Knew it wouldn't take long!

[@apr8189]

Downfall 🙂

[@nickthurlow4456]

You beat me to it FegeleinFegelein 🤭

[@MomentsInTrading]

Came to the comments to see it! 😂

[@JohnKobaRuddy]

Ich will Fegelein sehen! SOFORT!

[@richardmcgowan1651]

The people that had the job to remove bodies and put them into mass graves wouldn't have had a clue who any of those people were. Given that the soviets would have used the people of Berlin to do this job. With many of them worrying about their own lives.

[@einerreklov4304]

The Soviets were somehow able to identify Hitler's dismissed inner circle as they attempted to flee Berlin. Unremarkable dead bodies, probably not so much.

[@theculturedthug6609]

Yeah no one knew these people back then. There was no Internet like today and they were not promoted in the media only the very top guys were. Fergaline should have made his escape a lot earlier he knew it was coming to an end.

[@cdmorrissy3692]

"Fegelein, Fegelein, Fegelein"

[@clarencearnold2137]

Thanks for covering his case. He had a very ignominious death considering he was married to Brauns sister. I beileve they caught him in his place hiding and trying to make an escape.

[@TheUntoldPast]

Thanks for your support mate.

[@shauntaylor-er8lr]

He was drunk and with another.woman.

[@franc9111]

@@shauntaylor-er8lr Yes a Hungarian woman.

[@chriscagle6576]

Investigators interviewed his parents after WWll, they asked them if they had heard from their son...their answer, we hear from him all the time. Investigators asked, where is he! Herman's parents said with out hesitation, he is in Argentina with the Fueher!

[@Karl-nv5ok]

Delete this nonsense

[@lordeden2732]

Except this never ever happened

[@coltonbarnes7861]

Annoyingly stupid comment

[@jensenwilliam5434]

Thank you for your videos .

[@jorgebordon5131]

Dear friends, Hermann Fegelein died in 2008, at the age of 97. He traveled to Argentina in November 1945. He lived in Buenos Aires as manager of a bank that belonged to Nazi capital. We believe that at some point after Martin's death he received Bormann in 1959 the "golden share" of the Nazi Party conglomerate, the H.GW. (Hermann Göring Werke). Since 1967, Fegelein began to travel to Brazil, there are his entry records, as well as his identity documents from Argentina. He was an intermediary in the purchases of 104 Kurassier SK 105 Fighter Tanks in Austria for Argentina.... we have the last living photo of him, since in Brazil he was controlled by the intelligence of that country. Gestapo Müller precensial witness of the last days in the Berlin Bunker said regarding Fegelein: "he just left, with a big bag of diamonds....".

[@outlet6989]

I can't wait to see you on the HISTORY channel telling your story.

[@jorgebordon5131]

@@outlet6989 The true story is not seen on TV or in the movies, but in books with documentation that supports them, you can read Gestapo Chief, with the transcription of the CIA texts, the author is Gregory Douglas, it is published in 1995, it is so disruptive what Gestapo Müller tells while he was in that place at the end of April 1945, that the common people need an end to the war with the leaders of the 3rd Reich hanging or committing suicide....but unfortunately this did not happen... .the Western Allies had other urgencies and needs...so that story was created through an intelligence agent, who you may know as the writer Trevor Roper, who in reality was MI6 Major Trevor Roper. Today English historians call him "Mr. Fake."

[@lubosjindra9582]

Do you have his last photo?

[@jorgebordon5131]

@@lubosjindra9582 He is having a coffee at a cafe table in Brazil, the photo was taken by Brazilian intelligence

[@duncancurtis5108]

And the missing chocolate 😊

[@danielintheantipodes6741]

Thank you for the video

[@TheUntoldPast]

You're welcome

[@markhammond4265]

Fegelein was shot at the doorway from behind, by one man with an MP, and then thrown forward into the garden

[@kennethhigdon1159]

He escaped and became a cab driver in NYC

[@nickthurlow4456]

I didn't know that !

[@pmcmanus420]

WAIT!!! He’s that guy?!? 😮😮😮

[@darrelneidiffer6777]

Yeb. But he is not driving anymore, he's retired

[@lordeden2732]

He was a keen golfer, But sadly spent most of his time in the bunker

[@gregorypalmer5403]

Also used to work weekends at one of the sandwich and hot dog grilles at the Polo Grounds, early 1960s when the Mets were there.

[@joycetillman5769]

How very interesting. Thanks guys. Well done👍👍

[@TheUntoldPast]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@davidbutler9808]

Interesting speculation, but I’m pretty sure Fegelein was executed and his body tossed into one of the shell craters. His karma just finally caught up with him. I’m inclined to go with original historical narrative on this.

[@mewinthedark2351]

they all in the end dug their own graves.

[@wildcolonialman]

Excellent.

[@msgfrmdaactionman3000]

I look for Fegelein in the many Hitler Bunker films. His death is portrayed differently, if portrayed at all, in the different films, like The Bunker, Downfall and others. Thanks for the great history! BTW, @7:31 Hitler is wearing a black wound badge under his Iron Cross, I never noticed it before. I wonder if it's the special one for July 20th 1944?

[@i-a-g-r-e-e-----f-----jo--b]

Thanks for the bunker history, great channel! I like to watch Hitler bunker films (there are several) and see if Fegelein is portrayed, not all of them mention him and when they do show his death it varies from where it happened.

[@ganrimmonim]

Fascinating and very well made. Remarkably despite my interest in the second world war I had never heard of Hermann Fegelein.

[@JohnKobaRuddy]

You can't claim to have an interest in the second world war and not know of Fegelein even if it's only via the film downfall.

[@irisjanemay1903]

You obviously haven't been watching Hitler Rants Parodies. Fegelein is the Master of Antics.

[@davidsigalow7349]

Hardly anyone knew of the odoious Fegelein until "Downfall."

[@susannebuchholz72]

7:12 Not only alcohol but other substances,too!

[@Nerfherder3]

The Bormann story is a bit apocryphal as there was never any testing or explanation for the reddish clay found on the skull, as well as unexplained dental work found on the skull, I don't think the forensics were as conclusive as you make it out and of course the skull and any other remains are now conveinently lost

[@michaelrumfelt3106]

after watching felton I truly believe he was in south america

[@towgod7985]

There is an awful lot of uncorroberated EVIDENCE that says that more than we know made it to ARGENTINA.

[@towgod7985]

@@michaelrumfelt3106 Argentina!

[@michaelwicks7680]

You need to watch Mark Felton's episode on Martin Borman, it really isn't proved that he died in Berlin, the (real) evidence shows otherwise 😮

[@stflaw]

A minor quibble, but the Braun-Fegelein wedding took place in Salzburg, not at the Eagle's Nest. The post-ceremony party did take place at the Eagle's Nest, however.

[@leonardpiskacsr.7111]

He had all offices of rank...lapels removed before he was shot...no one would of known he was anyone ...Fitting for his curtain call!!😅

[@rubenoteiza9261]

When Hitler sent for Fegelein the SS in the mission found him in his apartment fully clothed and with all packed as he was ready to leave.. in the company of a foreign woman, who according to some researchers was an Irish national. She was let go but they have speculated that she could have been a British spy and that she was picking vital information from him about what was happening in the inner circles of the Third Reich. They even got a nickname for her, Mata O'Hara. I read that one of the most well known books about the subject but I dont remember the title but I think it was The Bunker by James P. O'Donnell.

[@samsum3738]

This dog , i am sure never expected this would be his end .

[@susannebuchholz72]

In the early 80ies I met a lot of time witnesses of the Third Reich and WW2. I travelled to Franconia. I took riding lessons.My teacher was a friend of the Fegelein brothers.So Hermann's brother Waldemar was was never charged.He never spent one day in prison because of the war crimes.I never unterstood why he kept his last name (Fegelein is an extremely rare German name, maybe there are a handful of people with that last name).

[@jaymorris3468]

Or as some historians stated, he was in argentina

[@jorgebordon5131]

Curious, Gretl Braun will divorce "from a dead man"

[@outlet6989]

Most of these comments were written by people who woke up at 4AM and had nothing else to do.

[@randyandy106]

Could Fegelein been onboard the last plane to leave Berlin ? Why would the female pilot say that about Fegelein, that he was dead..., she was sent to pick up high ranking nazis, she was onboard the lazt plane to leave.Berlin. Apparently she took wounded soldiers as everyone wanted to stay.

[@johnhemphill1938]

I won't say much but that Herman Fegelein was not shot in his uniform outside the Bunker in Berlin. When he was picked up he was in civilian close drunk, the SS were not going to change his close just so he could face trial and be killed. Also, for him to wear a uniform once branded a traitor means he would shame the uniform so they wouldn't have given him that honour. He wasn't shot, he didn't die like that.

[@franc9111]

Misch said that he was shot.

[@randallschaff6143]

Clothes

[@cptdave1739]

Great videos, thanks for your work! Here's a way he could've been ID'd, SS tattoo on his arm, unless they cut it off.

[@toddwebb7521]

He reanimated just to prank and taunt Hitler some more, don't you watch HRP

[@janlindtner305]

👍👍👍

[@TheUntoldPast]

Thanks!

[@davidcoleman2796]

He went to work for Ikea😂

[@lorenzbroll0101]

After shooting him against the wall they will have just left the cadaver to be scattered by incoming Soviet artillery.

[@aron7439]

🫡🪖🇷🇺

[@gerritvanalphen2643]

Don't you think fegelein also fled to South America wth bormann or earlier as planned or via a ratline ??

[@RossM3838]

Bormann’s body was found in Berlin after the war.

[@theclown2393]

​@@RossM3838ya they found Bormann remains decades later but the problem with that Bormanns skeleton remain had redish clay mud residue all over it which isn't found in Europe but found and Paraguay. They believe his remains were removed and reburied back in Germany conveniently around the time construction was being done around that bridge.

[@user-fi2ix7mr6i]

Those that stayed in the bunker died by cyanide, those that fled were like rats leaving a sinking ship. Must have been a terrifying run for their lives as the water line crept closer and higher.

[@mikebon8352]

Fegelein and Borman ratlined to Bariloche area...

[@Za7a7aZ]

He went with Hitler, Braun and Bormann to Argentina 😊

[@GNML6836]

Talking too quickly….

[@sullivanspapa1505]

He can’t be related to rumpie, he has real hair and was really good at IQ tests!

[@twwap294]

Fegelein ended up in Argentina with Bormann and Hitler.

[@Karl-nv5ok]

Delete this nonsense

[@markbutler5539]

He flew to Barcelona with Hitler, Eva Braun, Walter hewel, Hitler's pilot, and Hitler's dog. If you want to know more read 'Gestapo chief' by Gregory Douglas. It's all documented. But that would require breaking from the B.S. narrative.

[@user-sg3xd4dj1p]

Doesn’t matter. He would be dead by now

[@neuerneckartaler5111]

Unwissenschaftlich und auf Klicks aus, keine seriöse Doku

[@bikerz3857]

He's Biden's dad.

[@sullivanspapa1505]

No, he’s rumple’s mom, no hideous comb over, rumpie’s hair is the nicest hair ever!

[@randyandy106]

5 planes were sent to pick up the high ranking nazis. One makes it and also skilfully escapes being piloted on the way out by a luftwaffe captain it was the last plane to fly out of Berlin.... They could only take a small amount of people. So they took wounded soldiers? That's very believable lol

[@andyplus1352]

I gave the 2nd world war to the Soviet. They were the people that brought Hitler 's third Reich to surrender. The Soviet fought with much bravery.