Some people say that Hitler ran to the underground base in the North Pole until his death. Is this statement credible?

There is no saying that Hitler went to the North Pole in the world, but some people say that he went to the South Pole to build a secret military base. Of course, this statement is not credible, because the Antarctic is not suitable for human survival, not to mention that in the 1930s, when technology was far less developed than it is now, no one dared to say that a military base could be built in Antarctica. And there is no definite news to confirm that there is a military base in Antarctica.

The source of this rumor is that some people say that satellites have photographed Aryan, an underground city in the hinterland of Antarctica, and this city is probably Hitler's secret base in Antarctica. If this is true, then many unsolved mysteries about the Antarctic can be solved, such as the Antarctic whale man Ning En and the legendary Antarctic Godzilla, which are probably the result of secret experiments at Nazi bases.

The so-called Aryan underground city is also called Nazi Antarctic 2 1 1 underground base. 1938- 1939, Nazi Germany sent two powerful expeditions to the south pole, including the Nazi air force. They flew over almost 8.6 million square kilometers of the Antarctic, took photos of 350,000 square kilometers, called this Antarctic land under investigation the New Schwaben, and declared it to be a part of the future millennium empire.

Of course, the idea is good, but in fact, it is basically impossible to live in Antarctica for decades. The difficulty of building such a big city can be imagined, and the technical restrictions are tantamount to wishful thinking. Hitler was such a competitive man. Can he calmly accept defeat and run away? Obviously not. I think only suicide is his final destination.