Gerrard Williams
Born in Turnersville, Gloucester, New Jersey, United States on 2 Feb 1800 to John Gerrard Williams and Patience Chew. Gerrard Williams married Abigail Pease and had 7 children. He passed away on 17 Oct 1884 in Turnersville, Gloucester, New Jersey, United States.
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DID HITLER--CODE NAME “GREY WOLF”--REALLY DIE IN 1945?
GRIPPING NEW EVIDENCE SHOWS WHAT COULD HAVE HAPPENED…
When Truman asked Stalin in 1945 whether Hitler was dead, Stalin replied bluntly, “No.” As late as 1952, Eisenhower declared: “We have been unable to unearth one bit of tangible evidence of Hitler's death.” What really happened?
Simon Dunstan and Gerrard Williams have..more
GRIPPING NEW EVIDENCE SHOWS WHAT COULD HAVE HAPPENED…
When Truman asked Stalin in 1945 whether Hitler was dead, Stalin replied bluntly, “No.” As late as 1952, Eisenhower declared: “We have been unable to unearth one bit of tangible evidence of Hitler's death.” What really happened?
Simon Dunstan and Gerrard Williams have..more
Published October 4th 2011 by Sterling (first published October 1st 2011)
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JohnI've seen the docudrama. It focuses on Hitlers escape trail and his plans after he reaches South America.
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Don't waste your time.
At first I was worried that the author was about to retell the entire second world war. But Simon Dunstan does an excellent job of taking us to the financial structure of the third Reich. This is important because it paints a picture of how Hitler could've escaped Berlin as the Nazi regime was crumbling.
The secret plan to remove the hierarchy of the Third Reich out of Europe and into Argentina was paid for by this secret stash of cash. And the secret money plan funneled gold, art, diamonds and..more
The secret plan to remove the hierarchy of the Third Reich out of Europe and into Argentina was paid for by this secret stash of cash. And the secret money plan funneled gold, art, diamonds and..more
Oct 17, 2011Bettie rated it did not like it
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From that pool of erudite professionalism, The Sun Newspaper:
Co-author Gerrard Williams said: 'There is no forensic evidence for his or Eva Braun's death and eyewitness stories about their survival in Argentina are compelling.' Grey Wolf: The Escape of Adolf Hitler also accuses US intelligence of allowing the dictator to flee in return for access to Nazi war technology.
The book claims the 'Hitler skull fragments' held by Russia are actually those of a woman.
http://www.thesun.co.uk/s..more
From that pool of erudite professionalism, The Sun Newspaper:
Co-author Gerrard Williams said: 'There is no forensic evidence for his or Eva Braun's death and eyewitness stories about their survival in Argentina are compelling.' Grey Wolf: The Escape of Adolf Hitler also accuses US intelligence of allowing the dictator to flee in return for access to Nazi war technology.
The book claims the 'Hitler skull fragments' held by Russia are actually those of a woman.
http://www.thesun.co.uk/s..more
Lost about 75% of credibility when on page 102 the authors wrote that Harry S Truman was from the great state of Arkansas. LOL. He was from the Show Me State-- Missouri FOOLS! And they claim that this book went through an extensive editorial process. If the editors AND the authors couldn't look that fact up on wikipedia.com, what else did they miss??!!
Jun 08, 2013Evan rated it really liked it Shelves: despots, germania-ich-bin-ein-berliner, latin-america, __in-my-collection, paranormal-unexplained, 2013-reads, history-euro, world-war-ii, muckraker-expose, nazi
As early as 1943, American journalist Drew Pearson was reporting in the popular press that Germany was building a remote postwar hideout for exiled Nazis in the remote regions of south Argentina. Around the same time radio gossip Walter Winchell was reporting the construction of Nazi getaway way-stations in the Canary Islands off Spain.
After the war, FBI chief J. Edgar Hoover took the escape of Hitler and senior Nazis seriously enough to have field reports filed on alleged sightings of the Fuhre..more
Oct 12, 2011After the war, FBI chief J. Edgar Hoover took the escape of Hitler and senior Nazis seriously enough to have field reports filed on alleged sightings of the Fuhre..more
Geevee rated it liked it Shelves: fiction, world-history, european-history, second-world-war
The authors have written an engaging book where they provide background and describe key events leading to the climax of the Second World War and the demise of the Third Reich. They present documents, quote sources and interview or discuss people involved with or who have knowledge of the operation to bring Hitler to Argentina and help him live his life in freedom and peace.
The book's subject is of course about Adolf Hitler, but it is Martin Bormann who takes centre stage as we read of his plans..more
The book's subject is of course about Adolf Hitler, but it is Martin Bormann who takes centre stage as we read of his plans..more
First of all..
This is one of those books in the vein of 'Holy Blood Holy Grail', 'Chariots of the Gods', Kennedy Assassination and endless Area 51 tell-alls that proposes a far-fetched thesis which is 'supported' by distorted or incomplete 'fact', faulty logic, supposition and leaps of faith from some slim factoid or silly rumor into pure fiction. The story of Hitler going to Argentina is completely preposterous and actually makes no sense in the light of reality or even simple critical readin..more
This is one of those books in the vein of 'Holy Blood Holy Grail', 'Chariots of the Gods', Kennedy Assassination and endless Area 51 tell-alls that proposes a far-fetched thesis which is 'supported' by distorted or incomplete 'fact', faulty logic, supposition and leaps of faith from some slim factoid or silly rumor into pure fiction. The story of Hitler going to Argentina is completely preposterous and actually makes no sense in the light of reality or even simple critical readin..more
Nov 23, 2012Recato Cristiano Eberwein rated it did not like it · review of another edition
If you believe Hitler escaped then you believe in Santa Claus.
I read this book a second time in conjunction with following the documentary on History Channel. Why Hitler would stage his own suicide then let the whole German Army see him is beyond me.
The authors must have been smoking deep shit to have written all this dust. Heil Santa!
I read this book a second time in conjunction with following the documentary on History Channel. Why Hitler would stage his own suicide then let the whole German Army see him is beyond me.
The authors must have been smoking deep shit to have written all this dust. Heil Santa!
Many of the reviewers of this book say the book is a bunch of garbage and that Hitler didn't escape. Maybe he did..maybe he didn't but the premise is interesting.If you like the time period, you should like this book.
And can anyone say with absolute certainty that he didn't escape?
And can anyone say with absolute certainty that he didn't escape?
Jan 06, 2016Bill Purkayastha rated it did not like it
There's a particular genre of writing, very specifically aimed at amateur history buffs, which focuses on alleged Great Mysteries of the Second World War, almost entirely based on claims that the official fates of certain top Nazis are polite fictions. The pioneer of this genre was Hugh Thomas who wrote two books dedicated to proving that Rudolf Hess was not exactly the same person as the man imprisoned for over forty years in Berlin; his research was laughable, his arguments full of holes, and..more
I listened to this book on YouTube because it isn't available as a digital Kindle version (yet). Once it is available I'll be sure to buy it. I thought the premise of the book was intriguing as well, and was tipped off about it from a 'documentary' done recently for A&E/The History Channel called 'Hunting Hitler.' As someone who is an avid WW2 buff, I am always intrigued by that period of time and what justice was finally meted out at the end of the war by the victors.
Before this book my op..more
Before this book my op..more
Absolutely fascinating. There's a lot of information about World War II and there are moments when I wished there had been less. However, the premise that Adolf Hitler managed to escape to Argentina through the machinations of Martin Bormann is interesting. You decide whether it's truth or fiction. Well worth reading
Incredible story although so hard to believe.
Sep 30, 2018Eoghan Rua rated it liked it Shelves: history, politics, conspiracy, germanic, americas
This thesis was developed after a 2009 study by the University of Conneticut showed that a piece of skull held by the Soviets, supposedly from the remains of Adolf Hitler was actually that of a female (Eva Braun is said to have simply poisoned herself so it wasn't her). Before the Soviets had announced they had these remains in the 1960s, authorities in the West questioned whether Hitler had survived.
The main thesis of this book; that Hitler survived the Second World War and found refuge in Arge..more
The main thesis of this book; that Hitler survived the Second World War and found refuge in Arge..more
Feb 08, 2018Jim Brown rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
There is a singular problem with reading Grey Wolf and that is whether the reader already believes he or she knows all there is to know about World War II and Adolph Hitler, or, if the reader has an open mind. Without the later, I would not encourage you to read this book unless of course you are looking for evidence to support your belief that you already know everything to be true as you know it.
I am NOT an expert on WWII or Hitler. I have been fascinated by both because it is so hard for me t..more
I am NOT an expert on WWII or Hitler. I have been fascinated by both because it is so hard for me t..more
Jun 03, 2014Jeff rated it did not like it · review of another edition
Shame on me for spending money on this book. The first 150 pages are basically a history of WWII, and flip back-and-forth between years. While the topic of Hitler's escape is interesting, this book is anything but. While reading this book, all I kept thinking was, 'When are they going to talk about the escape?'
It read like:
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Very interesting case that should make one think. Did Hitler real die in the bunker in 1945, or has been 'history been written for the victors'.
It's worth reading this book if your skeptical, I still can't decide but based on the evidence given it would not be surprising.
Very worth reading.
It's worth reading this book if your skeptical, I still can't decide but based on the evidence given it would not be surprising.
Very worth reading.
Nov 06, 2011Roland Bruno rated it liked it
A fascinating proposal. Hitler didn't commit suicide but instead was whisked away at the fall of Berlin and lived a life of exile in Argentina. Taking eye-witness accounts, FBI and CIA reports and following the money trail, the authors make a compelling case that is haunting in its implications.
Well, written book, and fascinating idea.
Very convincing and highly feasible
Jul 23, 2017Reed Thielfoldt rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
Unbelievable read! Don't forget to read the notes in the back! Even more information to be found in them as far as interviewing witnesses and the intimidation they faced when the book was written in 2008!!
Be advised: Long Review.
This is a highly engaging 'information study and document analysis' right from the first page, even though you wouldn't expect it to be. Notice I didn't call it a story. This book is as detailed as the best books on the subject out there. From Shirer's Rise and Fall, Breitman's Architect of Genocide, about that chicken farmer turned fiend, Himmler to Edsel's Monuments Men and Saving Italy. You need to read this at face value and not concern yourself about what happened to..more
This is a highly engaging 'information study and document analysis' right from the first page, even though you wouldn't expect it to be. Notice I didn't call it a story. This book is as detailed as the best books on the subject out there. From Shirer's Rise and Fall, Breitman's Architect of Genocide, about that chicken farmer turned fiend, Himmler to Edsel's Monuments Men and Saving Italy. You need to read this at face value and not concern yourself about what happened to..more
Jun 27, 2016Peyton Surprenant rated it really liked it
The nonfiction book Grey Wolf by Simon Dunstan describes the taboo topic of Adolf Hitler's escape from the Fuhrerbunker in Berkin and went to Argentina. The Holocaust is my favorite topic to read about. But I typically read from a survivor, Jew, or partisan's point of view. This story allows for the reader to view the Holocuast through Hitler's political view. Many 'minor' events like the 1943 U-boat peril and the Anglo-American Invasion of French North Africa are in addition to Hitler's disast..more
May 29, 2015Dead John Williams rated it really liked it
Well, what can you think about the idea that Adolf Hitler never died in the Berlin Bunker as everyone seemed to believe?
My interest in this was sparked by a recent article in the Guardian here
When the Russians gave the skull fragments that they had for Mr H to the Americans for DNA testing and the results came back negative…. in other words it was NOT Mr H or Eva B, in fact it was the skull of a young woman.
It makes for very interesting reading and if you are gullible like me you will end up c..more
My interest in this was sparked by a recent article in the Guardian here
When the Russians gave the skull fragments that they had for Mr H to the Americans for DNA testing and the results came back negative…. in other words it was NOT Mr H or Eva B, in fact it was the skull of a young woman.
It makes for very interesting reading and if you are gullible like me you will end up c..more
Dec 27, 2015Jen Baker rated it liked it
I started reading this book after watching the History channel series Hunting Hitler . The idea that Hitler could have escaped Berlin in 1945 was intriguing. Dunstan and Williams provide a detailed and well-sourced documentation of Hitler's escape; so well researched, in fact, that it becomes more and more challenging to believe that Hitler and Eva Braun died in the bunker in Berlin in 1945 as the Soviets closed in around them.
I would divide this book into two halves, one I found dull and dry,..more
I would divide this book into two halves, one I found dull and dry,..more
A truly jaw dropping book. Nothing of their research clashed with my knowledge of 20th century history. So powerful a theory that I would consider exploring Patagonia to retrace the author's steps. Includes amazing examples of classified documents that directly contradict the account given by the Allies and points to a number of inconsistencies left unexplained. The problem people don't grasp with conspiracy theories is that one is not representative of all. Some have merit, others do not. Grey..more
Mar 15, 2012Fredrick Danysh rated it really liked it
In Grey Wolf, the authors present a convincing case that Adolf Hitler did not commit suicide but escaped to Argentena where he died in 1962. The authors use documents and statements of proported witnesses filling in blanks with conjecture. Discusion of the financing, planning, and execution of Hitler's apparent escape are discussed. While such an escape can not be definately proved or disproved, much circumstanual evidence is provided. I liked the way this work was put together and written altho..more
Thoroughly enjoyed this book. Became interested after watching the show 'Hunting Hitler ' on the History channel. The more I read , the more plausible it is that Hitler escaped Berlin and fled to Argentina. Although I may not be fully convinced, the evidence seems to suggest Hitler made it to Argentina. Whether he did or didn't, I still enjoyed this book and would highly recommend it for anyone interested in WWII.
Dec 18, 2013Luís Castilho rated it it was ok · review of another edition
A well documented and interesting book on Hitler's probable escape to Argentina at the end of World War II that sadly lacks focus and accessibility. It quickly looses itself in unimportant details and irrelevant players to the main story st hand: Hitler's escape. I must confess I got truly bored on more than a few chapters. However can as easily see an academic scholar finding this book stellar. All and all a book worth browsing.
Feb 01, 2013Guy rated it liked it
I thought this was going to be a bitof a joke. Half the bok is about Martin Bormann's plans for a Fourth Reich and the secreting of bullion around the world to fund that Reich. The involvement by big business, especially American, in building the industries of the Third Reich is eye opening. Even the 'escape' element has aspects of plausibility. Let's just say a though provoking read.
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