During the filming of our documentary, a series of unfortunate events occurred that led to Skule Antonsen being sentenced to 218 years in US prison. The judge did not take into account that our investigation uncovered a far reaching conspiracy that affects all of our everyday lives.

The hearing raised serious questions regarding the fairness of the trail. The judge, T.K. Wellington, dismissed several of the defense’s witnesses, and cut the hearing short. Apart from a candidly shot cell phone video of Skule shortly before being transferred to a high security facility in Texas, there has been no communication from him. 

We’ve made several requests to get further information about the fate of Skule, but so far we’ve only received this statement from the prison administration: “We have no records and no knowledge of the imprisonment of a Skule Antonsen at this facility”. One of the guards at the prison disclosed that he saw the name S. Andersen on a transport manifest, but that Skule wasn’t on the transport. 

Further investigation of the judge T.K. Wellington, reveals that after the trail, he suddenly resigned as judge and relocated himself and his family to Alabama where he now works as teacher at a small university in the town Mobile. Was he pressured to perform an unfair trial?

Skule fought for finding the truth about Adolf Hitler no matter what. While shooting “100 Years of Evil” we were frequently exposed to pressing situations, experiencing everything from assassinations to deportation. But Skule believed that this film was the most important project of his life and did not hesitate to continue even when facing the gravest of obstacles and dangers.

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During the final weeks of WWII the allied command instigates “Operation Rebecca”. The goal is to find and capture Adolf Hitler. “Operation Rebecca” consequently apprehends a number of middle-aged Berliners, whose appearance resembles Hitler’s. Those who can not show proper identification are sent to a special detention area – “Camp Rebecca”, where they are imprisoned until their identity can be confirmed.

The Russians seized Hitler’s bunker and according to them, Hitler shot himself and his SS bodyguards burned the body. But proper authentication of the remains was never possible.

 

By autumn 1945 there are only thirteen prisoners left in Camp Rebecca who has not been cleared of any suspicion of being Adolf Hitler. As the cold war is starting to build up, the thirteen men are transferred to a new secret camp, built in the Nevada desert. 

 

At First Glance US Air Force Flight 545D is one of many military transports, but the plane holds thirteen men in handcuffs, all looking like Adolf Hitler. 

 

A lot has been written about “Operation Rebecca” but the top secret prison “Camp Rebecca” in the Nevada Dessert is far less known.

 

The Camp Rebecca prisoners. Adolf Hitlers popularity in Germany up to 1945 was immense. A lot of German middle-aged men adopted his mustache and a small beer belly was common.

 

The investigations of the true identity of the thirteen prisoners continue for another ten months in the U.S. But by the end of 1946 it is decided that none of them is Adolf Hitler. The theory that Hitler shoot himself in the Führer Bunker is adopted as the truth even by the OSS (now CIA).The prisoners are released with an apology from the U.S. Government. They are offered a small amount of money as compensation. On their release, twelve of the thirteen men decide to go back to Germany. One man decides to stay in the U.S. – Adolf Munchenhauser.German historian Greta Härbärle has researched Munchenahuser’s life. She provided Skule with a list of people that had met him in the U.S. The list became the compass for our film “100 Years of Evil”. A map into an unknown world of a strange life that would shock and change our conception of the truth.

Is it possible that Adolf Munchenhauser really was Adolf Hitler?

 

Adolf Munchenhauser’s detention report from Camp Rebecca. Was he really Adolf Hitler?

Skule Antonsen is a specialist in the field of Lie Detection and Forensic Psychology. Knowing Skule for quite a few years, it’s not an exaggeration to say that the concept of “truth” is paramount to him. He despises people who lie, to the degree that he never lies himself.

It was Skule’s pioneering research regarding Micro Expressions that led him to make the daring conclusion that the death of Adolf Hitler was in fact a cover up. 

Micro expressions relates to the subconscious movements of a persons facial muscles while he or she is telling a lie. 

Skule Antonsen: “When a person is lying he uses different facial muscles than when he is telling the truth. The brain has to fabricate reactions and answers – they don’t come naturally. So we have developed a software that analyzes facial movements so we can compare them to each other. It’s quite a tedious job but done correctly it has a very high accuracy. Much higher than the traditional lie detector test.”

While watching an old documentary about Hitler’s personal guards, Skule realized that they were lying when it came to the fate of Adolf Hitler.

Analyzing the former guard’s facial expressions during the interview, Skule came to the conclusion that he was lying. So did several of his colleagues in this old BBC documentary. 

A similar conclusion was made by the Vaeceslav Independent Institute for Criminal Psychology, as explained in this rescent press release: 

“The researchers emphasize that it’s impossible to get a clear view of what really happened from the interviews, but together with recent DNA reports showing that the skull fragments claimed to be Hitler’s really belonged to a 30 year old woman, it raises fair doubt that Hitler maybe not committed suicide in the bunker, and perhaps wasn’t even there at the time of Germany’s surrender.”

Read the full press release here: www.viicp.eu

This documentary is the result of a collaboration between me – Idelfonso Elizalde, and my long time friend Skule Antonsen. It follows Skule’s search to uncover the biggest lie of all time – What really happened to Adolf Hitler?

Idelfonso Elizalde
Born in Buenos Aires 1972, living in Barcelona. Studied at the Barcelona Film School 1995 – 1998. Holds a degree in documentary filmmaking. Has made documentaries about environmental issues. In 2001 won international acclaim for the documentary “Lola” about the last living species of a rare breed of Spanish mountain sheep. 2011 finished “100 Years of Evil” after co-director Skule Antonsen went missing.

Skule Antonsen
Born 1968 in the mountain town Rekdal in Norway. Studied at the Barcelona Film School 1995 – 1998. He then went on to study criminal journalism and later took a degree in psychology. Before his leave of absence to shoot “100 Years of Evil” he was the head of the Research Unit for Criminal, Legal and Investigative Psychology at the University of Gothenburg (Sweden), were he also lived before he went missing in New York November 2010.

Idelfonso and Skule in Gothenburg (Sweden) 2006.