Frederick the Great's Tomb contains Adolf Hitler's body?

Question

Is it Frederick the Great's Tomb at Sans Souci Palace in Potsdam, Germany? Or, is it really Adolf Hitler's final resting place after World War II?

Answer 1

"When Russian forces reached the Chancellory they found his body and an autopsy was performed using dental records (and German dental assistants who were familiar with them) to confirm the identification. To avoid any possibility of creating a potential shrine the remains of Hitler and Braun were repeatedly moved, then secretly buried by SMERSH at their new headquarters in Magdeburg. In April 1970, when the facility was about to be turned over to the East German government, the remains were reportedly exhumed, thoroughly cremated, and the ashes finally dumped unceremoniously into the Elbe."

I saw something on the History Channel where pieces of Hitler's skull is in the archives in the Kremlin.

Answer 2

To the best of my knowledge, Hitler's body was never found. The remains of the bunker he was in was recently discovered under a parking lot in Berlin.

Answer 3

Yeah....the Russian Military treated corpse with reverence and waited for appropriate time to conduct dignified burial.

Answer 4

Adolf Hitler was cremated. I guess his remains are blowing in the wind.

Answer 5

Sorry, but that theory is a load of cobblers....