French experts, led by forensic expert Philippe Charlier, analyzed the remains of Adolf Hitler, which are stored in Moscow, and re-identified them. This is stated in a press release on the Phys.. org. In particular, the results of the survey confirmed that these fragments of the skull really belong to the Fuhrer, who died on April 30, 1945 in Berlin. In 1945, corpses allegedly belonging to the incumbent Hitler and his wife Eva Brown were found by the search group of Lieutenant Smersh Alexei Panas not far from the Fuhrer's bunker. The body of the dictator was studied and identified by Soviet specialists, and fragments of jaws and teeth were soon taken to Moscow and are now kept in the archives of the FSB and the State Archives of the Russian Federation. At the same time, there are conspiracy theories, according to which the remains were found, in fact, did not belong to Hitler, and he himself could escape to Argentina or to a hidden base in Antarctica. It is reported that in 2017 a group of foreign researchers for the first time since 1946 conducted a new examination of teeth and fragments of the skull. Scientists have demonstrated the similarity between the morphology of the remains and the radiological images of the skull of the Fuhrer of the Third Reich, made during the life of the dictator. The analysis of teeth showed that they belonged to a man who was a vegetarian, which corresponded to information about the life of Hitler. In addition, probable traces of cyanide were found, which was adopted with the aim of suicide. Earlier it was reported that the submarine, on board which could be the leadership of the Nazis, including himself Adolf Hitler, almost 73 years later found on the seabed near the coast of Denmark. News from Telegram. Subscribe to our channel https: // t. me / korrespondentnet Author: 1.