Manhunt
David.Gettman December 14th, 2007
Lt. Col. George England and one of the 42nd Squadron Staff Officers met the Third Army Chief of Intelligence, Lt. Col. May, at Army Hqs at Bad Tolz in December 1945, where the plan was disclosed for the employment of the Second Cavalry forces.
It was learned that Arthur Axmann, one of Hitler’ s key men, and the founder of the Hitler Jugend organization, was pretty far advanced in his plans for a national underground movement in Germany.
He had already made trips through the British, French, Russian and American zones undetected by allied authorities, organizing strong terrorist groups in each zone. Continue Reading »
