About the book: 2012 / The last thing we would like is for this story to be true. For the past five years, the authors of this book have traveled the world, searched for documents, bit by bit sifted through mountains of evidence, interviewed eyewitnesses, and ultimately became convinced of a fact so terrible and so far beyond the scope of the official version of the history of World War II that it can be difficult to accept. seriously: in April 1945, Adolf Hitler, one of the greatest villains in human history, fled from a bunker in besieged Berlin (where the whole world believed he committed suicide) to Argentina, where he spent the rest of his life. The reader will see what behind the façade of bitter defeats and brilliant military victories on the battlefields of World War II, the world's most powerful powers and their leaders fought brutal battles on other, invisible fronts: the intrigues of politicians, the struggle of intelligence services and the conspiracies of industrial magnates who controlled colossal human and financial resources and made fabulous fortunes in the grief and suffering of millions of people. Gray Wolf: The Escape of Adolf Hitler is not just a gripping investigation into the escape of Nazi leaders to South America; this is a new sensational version of the history of the 20th century, destroying the usual ideas and myths about the driving forces and causes of the key events of the Second World War.