French researchers debunk conspiracy theories that Hitler is still alive
French scientists claim they have put an end to conspiracy theories surrounding Adolf Hitler's death after studying his teeth.
The researchers were given rare access to the Nazi leader's teeth, which have been held in Moscow since the end of the Second World War.
They said the teeth were authentic, citing comparisons with Hitler's dental records and that they had no traces of meat.
Despite his murderous nature, Hitler was a vegetarian.
Various conspiracy theorists have claimed Hitler was still alive, with some saying he fled to Argentina with his wife and others claiming possible sightings of him up until the 1980s.
The researchers were given rare access to the Nazi leader's teeth, which have been held in Moscow since the end of the Second World War.
They said the teeth were authentic, citing comparisons with Hitler's dental records and that they had no traces of meat.
Despite his murderous nature, Hitler was a vegetarian.
Various conspiracy theorists have claimed Hitler was still alive, with some saying he fled to Argentina with his wife and others claiming possible sightings of him up until the 1980s.