Hexenkessel

At long last, the definitive evidence revealing the greatest and most successful deception in world history. The first part of this ground breaking new book examines all available information, including autopsy reports and witness statements, with meticulous and forensic detail There can be only one conclusion. Adolf Hitler, unquestionably, did not die in 1945. That''s the principal promise delivered in the thrilling new novel Hexenkessel: The Second Coming. Peter Thomas McDougall''s stunning book interweaves two stories. The first tells the journey of Hitler up until 1945, and the providential assistance given by the mysterious Dr Vorshung. The second story follows his two chief protagonists from the future, Petersen and Wagner, desperate to piece together evidence proving Hitler did not die by suicide in the final days of World War II. In the second part of the book, the space/time locations are reversed. Hitler travels forward in time to present day to lead a fanatical band of Nazi terrorists unleashing war in the Middle East, before crippling the Internet and destroying the populations of Eastern Europe through genetically engineered viruses. In the meantime, Peterson and Wagner have gone back in time and find themselves trapped in the death throes of the Third Reich, with Wagner enduring first hand the horrors of Gestapo torture and the indescribable terror of the Nazi Death Camps before Peterson, masquerading as an SS Officer, rescues her for the final climactic confrontation with the resurrected Fuhrer. The novel also documents the unbelievable number of times Hitler narrowly avoided assassination attempts through what can only be described as tantamount to supernatural interventions, his rise and fall from power, and his radical transformation after he is transported to modern times, when he again develops a deadly and daring plan to take over the world or destroy it in the attempt. Find out how and why the world was so easily fooled about the death of one of the two most famous human beings to have ever walked the planet. This book will literally change your mind on world history as you know it.