The Allies are closing in. Berlin is crumbling under the weight
and impact of hundreds of Allied bombs. Deep in his fortified
bunker, Adolf Hitler, once unshakable in his confidence in Nazi
world domination, now admits that defeat is at hand. But Hitler
is determined never to suffer the humiliation of being captured
by his enemies. There is only one escape route -- one he has
planned for should he ever face just such a turn of events.
Suicide is out of the question. Instead, Hitler and his corps of
elite traverse through an underground tunnel to an isolated
airstrip. There they board an unmarked plane and fly south.
South to the pole. To the opening at the South Pole where they
will enter the hollow Earth and disappear from history. This
alternate scenario to history is actually accepted as fact by
some proponents of the hollow Earth theory. And as incredible as
it sounds, the genesis of this story lies in some facts that
carry some merit: some of Hitler's top advisors -- perhaps even
Hitler himself -- believ