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6th May 2021 17:51
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Reports from Southern Chile, 1945-1950.
Agence France Press reported on 25 September 1946:
"The continuing rumours about German U-boat activity in the region of Tierra del Fuego between the southernmost tip of Latin America and the continent of Antarctica are based on true occurrences."
When Professor Waldemar Verdugo Fuertes was researching UFO sightings in the south of Chile around 1950 for his book Cronica de Antarktos (Part III), he talked to local householders who had taken in "Aryan" families arriving there after the German defeat. He spoke with fisher families at Punta Arenas and along the coast as far north as Bahia Darwin in the Taitao Peninsula (46.5 degrees S) opposite the archipelago of Chonos (45 degr.S).
At Punta Arenas there were many Germans who had arrived there after the defeat. A fisherman's wife told him: "At that time we received in our house a German couple passing through with a lot of luggage including radio equipment. In Aysen there were no hotels then. Visitors had to lodge in our houses, a tradition which is still followed. That couple with child came in a jeep. They spoke no Spanish. The wife was a doctor and paedriatrician, her husband a mechanical engineer. This German family was going to the island Madre de Dios (50 degrees 10'S) near the icefield and from there to Punta Rescue where a U-boat would be waiting to take them to Wellington Island (49 degrees 10'S) and then on to a secret destination."
Her husband don José told him, "At that time many Germans were crossing, hundreds of families. They said they would be taken from Madre de Dios island by U-boat. German U-boats were common in the region after Hitler took power in Germany, he believed that there was a portal to another world at some place into Antarctica, and sent various expeditions. Anyway, this couple knew they were going to some hidden place. They were Nazi Party members like the others who came. These Aryan "refugees" were all card-carrying, badge-wearing Nazis."
Now we see sense in the statement made pre-war: "The German U-boat fleet is proud to have discovered a terrestrial paradise and impregnable fortress for the Führer and Reich Chancellor in some part of the world," allegedly admitted by Dönitz to an SS-General. Nowhere is our world is "impregnable". The Kriegsmarine had been engaged in looking specifically for some place in the region with a portal into the adacent world, their information probably being based on local legends and what Canaris had found out during the sojourn of the cruiser Dresden among the islands in 1914 and early 1915. Since Dönitz announced it, one assumes the Germans must have found it, otherwise there was no point in saying anything.
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6th May 2021 18:15
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