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THE BATTALION
Russia daims to have
piece of Hitler’s skull
MOSCOW (AP) - What officials
claim is a fragment ofAdoll'l litler’s skull
went on display Wednesday, along with
documents revealing what happened to the
dictator’s remains after they were seized
by Sov iet troops in 1945.
The 4-inch fragment was displayed
under thick glass at Russia’s Federal
Archives Service. The exhibition, called
“The Agony of' the Third Reich: The
Retribution,” was
along with the remains of his longtime
companion, Fva Braun.
Soviet troops seized the remains
when they captured the bunker. What
happened later has been shrouded in
mystery and speculation.
Secret communications between
Soviet counterintelligence units in
Germany and the government in
Moscow tell of repeated burials and
exhumations of
timed to mark the
55th anniversary
next month of the
defeat of Nazi
Germany.
The piece of
skull and the jaw
are the only sur
viving remains of
Hitler’s body, ac
cording to offi
cials at the archive
service and at the
Federal Security
Service (FSB), the
main successor of
the KGB.
“The jaw is the
main piece of evi
dence, and the
main piece of evi
dence must he
preserved.”
— Yakov Pogony
head of the Federal Security Service
Archive Department
Photographs of the jaw went on dis
play Wednesday. The jaw itselfis still in
secret archives.
“The jaw is the main piece of evi
dence," said Yakov Pogony, head of the
FSB archive department. “And the main
piece ofev idence must Ik* preserved.”
After Hitler shot himself in his
Berlin bunker on April 30, 1945, his
body was taken outside by his staff,
doused with gasoline and set ablaze
the remains, and
of their final de
struction by fire
in 1970.
, According to
the documents,
which also went on
display Wednes
day, the remains
had been kept by
the counterintelli
gence rtilit of the
Soviet 3rd Army,
part of an intelli
gence organization
called SMFRSH
— a Russian
acronym for “Death to Spies.” The sol
diers buried and dug up the remains at
least three times in 1945-46 as the army
moved around Germany.
They were finally interred on
SMERSH-controlIed grounds in
Magdeburg, a town about 70 miles west
of Berlin — until the Sov iet govern
ment in 1970 ordered the remains be
dug up and burned, the documents said.
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