Disappearance of Martin Bormann (VHS)

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Filmmaker: Chanoch Zeevi and Dan Setton

VHS - $ 95.00
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In 1997, the District Attorney of Frankfurt consented to perform a DNA test on bones unearthed in 1973. This was to determine whether the remains were those of Martin Bormann, Hitler's right-hand man who allegedly disappeared at the end of WW II. With international focus on the return of this unsolved mystery, this film sifts through the rumors and theories and reveals possible answers to the question: what happened to Martin Bormann? The Disappearance of Martin Bormann explores the likelihood of Bormann's escape, the plausibility of a suicide and also presents new evidence suggesting a postwar life in Italy. Part of the larger series: Archives of the Mossad: Isreal's Secret Hunt for Nazi War Criminals(Includes the following four titles): Angels of Vengeance The Disappearance of Martin Bormann The Hunt for Adolf Eichmann Josef Mengele: The Final Account Running time: 52 min, Year released: 1998 Close captioned?: N, Color?: Y Avail. formats: VHS ISBN: 1-55974-610-0 Language: English, Subtitled?: N For classroom?: Y, Study Guide?: N Grade level: 9th and up

This title can also be found in: Biographies, Crimes & Criminals, Europe, Germany, Government, History, Holocaust, Israel, Jewish Culture & History, War, World War II