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![]() "Andy Simmons" wrote in message om... Can anyone tell me if the death of SS Obergruppenfuhrer Kammler was ever resolved or ever investigated fully by any government after WWII. No and thats not surprising considering the chaos overwhelming Germany at the time. Dornberger (who hated the man) reported that Kammler had ordered his adjutatnt to shoot him and its known that he didnt acompany those that fled towards the American forces There seems to be alot of speculation about this man, is there a single piece of documentary evidence to suggest his involvment with any German nuclear programme during WWII. None at all. He was an 'expert' at running concentration camps not a physicist or engineer and the German nuclear program was never more than a relatively low key research program that never employed more than a 100 or so people. I have heard his name mentioned in relation to a host of secret projects, death ray weapons etc but never has this been supported by any historical documents. Nick Cooke mentions him in his book but really Cooke just spins the same old Nazi UFO yarn which has been doing the rounds this past 20 years or so - in his revised 'who dunnit format'. Could Kammler have survived the war and made a peace deal with the allies as Gen Wolff did in Operation Sunrise? No, he really had nothing to offer, the Americans had Dornberger, Von Braun etc. while Heisenberg and co were safely under wraps at Farm Hall were it became apparent they were knew less than the western allies had in 1942. The Soviets of course had no shortage of people who knew how to build Gulag's and the west had no need to so his one area of expertise was throughly redundant. Its remotely possible that he got out through and became a farmer in Argentina but doubtful IMHO I think if Kammler's war diary could be found it would answer alot of interesting questions. Assuming he kept one. Keith |
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