Britt Bartenbach

This is not the first time the fate of Adolf Hitler has been debated, but it is the first time an insider has lifted the veil on how he was abducted from his underground bunker in Berlin.
Operation Phoenix reveals how agents from ‘Rex’, the Danish- British Royal Intelligence service carried out the kidnapping with the assistance of anti-Hitler groups in Germany and Stalin’s Secret Service. An agreement between Stalin and the Danish Queen secured the survival of Hitler and prevented the Third Reich rising from the ashes of war, and saved the monarchies in Denmark, Norway, Sweden and – not the least – Britain.

‘Truth is stranger than fiction’ is an apt description of the events surrounding Operation Phoenix.This is not the first time the fate of Adolf Hitler has been debated, but it is the first time an insider has lifted the veil on how he was abducted from his underground bunker in Berlin.
Operation Phoenix reveals how agents from ‘Rex’, the Danish- British Royal Intelligence service carried out the kidnapping with the assistance of anti-Hitler groups in Germany and Stalin’s Secret Service. An agreement between Stalin and the Danish Queen secured the survival of Hitler and prevented the Third Reich rising from the ashes of war, and saved the monarchies in Denmark, Norway, Sweden and – not the least – Britain.

‘Truth is stranger than fiction’ is an apt description of the events surrounding Operation Phoenix.