Was WW2 a Lie? The Lasting Artifacts of German Ingenuity and the Last Battalion with Harry Cooper (Part 1)
Note: This discussion is provided courtesy of Tour Guide Earth. Part 1 is being released to all FFG members. Parts 2 and 3 will be released to Founders.
Workmen digging in the basement of Argentina's Supreme Court in Buenos Aires broke open crates they assumed held vintage champagne. Inside were Wehrmacht soldbücher, the identity passbooks issued to German soldiers, roughly 12,000 of them, with no public accounting yet of how they got there.
That is where Harry Cooper picks up the record. In Part 1 of a three-part TGE call, Cooper walks through what his sources reported from Buenos Aires, why he says six German U-boats sit scuttled in Argentine waters with no combat history to explain them, and how a prewar Abwehr network of more than 20,000 agents built the logistics spine that later became the ratlines: airmail routes over the South Atlantic, landing coves in Patagonia, rail manifests, and colonies prepared to absorb new arrivals.
For readers who treat hidden history as an intelligence discipline, this session is primary-source territory: names, dates, coordinates, and mechanisms from a researcher who has spent decades on the ground in Argentina, Chile, Paraguay, and Uruguay.
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This session was recorded on August 28, 2026.
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