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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Mark_BeneckeMark Benecke - Wikipedia

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   Benecke has worked on the identification of Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun's dental remains in Moscow (as well as a skull fragment claimed to be Hitler's). [2] [3] Notably, he argued (in line with early investigator Hugh Trevor-Roper) that body water would hinder an open-air cremation.

2. home.benecke.com › 2003-air-hitlers-skull-teeth2003 AIR: Hitler´s Skull & Teeth — Dr. Mark Benecke

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   Dec 16, 2013 · The reports of Hitler's dentist, Blaschke (who had formerly studied in the U.S.), and other witnesses clearly show that the teeth in that little cigar box must indeed be the Fuehrer's (see Figure 5). The details all accord.

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3. wiki2.benecke.com › index2003 AIR: Hitler´s Skull & Teeth - Mark Benecke Forensic Wiki

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   The actual identification of Hitler's remains (and therefore the confirmation of his death based on physical evidence) was published in 1972. It was performed by comparing the teeth of the remains to the dental schemata drawn by Hitler's dentist.

4. home.benecke.com › the-hunt-for-hitlers-teethThe hunt for Hitler's teeth — Dr. Mark Benecke

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   Dec 12, 2022 · Hitler’s teeth were so bad that his dental profile alone made it possible to identify his corpse. The state of his teeth might also explain why everybody complained about the Nazi leader’s chronic bad breath.

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5. braveplanetfilms.com › finding-hitlers-skullFinding Hitler's Skull — Brave Planet Films

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   In Hitler’s Skull, forensic scientist Mark Benecke investigates the death of Adolf Hitler and takes viewers from the Holocaust Museum in Washington, DC, to Lausanne Switzerland and into a Russian archive where fascinating evidence has been kept secret for almost half a century.

6. docuwiki.net › indexHitlers Skull - DocuWiki

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   At two different archives in Moscow, Benecke analyzes Hitler's alleged skull, his teeth and even the remains of his beautiful mistress, Eva Braun. These strange artifacts will reveal many things for the first time - including how Hitler killed himself.

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   Who is Mark Benecke in Hitler's skull?

   • In Hitler's Skull, forensic scientist Mark Benecke investigates the death of Adolf Hitler and takes viewers from the Holocaust Museum in Washington, D.C., to Lausanne Switzerland and into a Russian archive where fascinating evidence has been kept secret for almost half a century. ^ Kitching, Chris (10 August 2020).

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   Who is Dr Mark Benecke?

   • Locked away after being sentenced to a record 1,853 years behind bars in Colombia, the psychopath readily described his vile crimes in gory detail to Dr Mark Benecke, the only forensic scientist he has ever agreed to speak to. ^ "Bestseller list". buchreport.de.

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   Did Hitler have a dentist in the bunker?

   • Later, Hitler's personal dentist, Hugo Blaschke, would confirm the information to the Allies. "His teeth were in such bad shape that his dentist was with him in the bunker," Liubov Summ, the granddaughter of Heusermann's Russian interpreter, Elena Rzhevskaya, told the Times of Israel newspaper.

   Hitler's teeth analysis dispels myths of Nazi leader's survival - USA TODAY

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   Did Mengele clone Hitler?

   • Such ideas were popularized by the 1976 film The Boys from Brazil, which had Mengele cloning Hitler as part of a National Socialist plot to launch a comeback. Though the fiction was absurd, the reality was tragic. Rzhevskaya, who later became an author, would have to wait until well after Stalin's death to tell her story.

   Hitler's teeth analysis dispels myths of Nazi leader's survival - USA TODAY

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8. www.usatoday.com › story › newsHitler's teeth analysis dispels myths of Nazi leader's survival

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   May 21, 2018 · "Hitler's teeth were so bad — and uniquely bad — that his teeth alone made it possible to identify his corpse," the forensic pathologist Mark Benecke, who was hired by National Geographic...