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Grey Wolf: The Escape of Adolf Hitler is a controversial conspiracy theory book which puts forth the idea that Adolf Hitler survived the Second World War and went on to live in Argentina. Summary of the Book Adolf Hitler is supposed to have died, possibly through suicide, towards the end of the Second World War. However, several theories abound that he didn’t die. Some state that he lived on, escaping to Argentina. In this book, the writers examine the clues left behind by history through interviews and written accounts of the Grey Wolf’s whereabouts. They ask crucial questions, wondering why Stalin claimed Hitler was alive when Truman asked him directly. Even years after the war, Eisenhower claimed that his troops had been unable to unearth one piece of tangible evidence of Hitler’s death. This book tries to examine if Hitler really survived, and if so, it looks at the possible escape routes that he might have found to his benefit. And it examines the most vital evidence of them all: the purported skull of Hitler in Moscow. Also included in this book are detailed accounts of the CIA’s possible involvement in the cover-up and over 500 detailed notes about what could have happened, in addition to Hitler’s life in Patagonia and the lives of his two daughters. About the Authors Simon Dunstan is a military historian, filmmaker and photographer. His expertise lies in armored warfare, and he has covered the Vietnam War, the Challenger main battle tank, the British Guards and armored warfare in Korea. He is currently based in London. Gerrard Williams is an International Television Journalist and filmmaker. He has previously worked for Visnews, ABC, Australian Associated Press, Independent Radio News, The BBC, Sky News and APTN. Media Note Gerrard Williams adapted this book into a dramatized documentary entitled Grey Wolf: Hitler's Escape to Argentina.