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In any case, the test of a small critical mass, boosted fission
device of high yield at Ohrdruf on March 4, 1945, is at least
consistent with the parameters of the German bomb program and
its practical needs. But there are interesting, and intriguingly
suggestive, corroborations of the test. According to Freier, Hitler
himself was indeed in the Three Corners headquarters for a brief
period at the end of march 1945. 28 It is known that Hitler did
personally visit and address the officers of the German Ninth Army,
operating in that precise area, in March of 1945., and stated to
them that there were still things that needed to be "finished", an
interesting comment if seen in the light of Freier's allegations that it
was not the bomb that Germany needed, but the delivery systems.
It does make sense that if there were such a test, that Hitler would
have been present as an observer to witness the final success of
German science in delivering to him the "ultimate weapon".
But perhaps the most persuasive bit of evidence that there is far
more about the end of World War Two than we have been told can
be found in two exceedingly odd facts that emerge from the Three
Corners region of Thuringia in south central Germany. In a
statement made on March 20, 1968, former German General Erich
Andress was in the Three Corners region at the end of the war,
when suddenly, more American military personnel(who were
already occupying the area), arrived with jeeps and heavy
transports, and immediately ordered all the buildings and houses in
the area to have their windows totally blacked out, leaving one to
conclude that the Americans were removing something from the
area of great value to them, something they wished no one to see.
The second odd fact is even more curious, for it is a fact that, of all
the areas in modern Germany, the region of Thuringia, precisely in
the area of Jonastal and Ohrdruf, is the region of Germany with the
highest concentration of background gamma radiation. 29
So, what is really signified by the unique exchange of remarks
between former Reich Minister of Armaments Albert Speer, and
Chief American Prosecutor Jackson at Nuremberg That Jackson
is privy to information similar in nature to reports only recently
28
Meyer and Mehner, Das Geheimnis, p. 228.
29
Meyer and Mehner, Das Geheimnis, p. 251.
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