Guys, SUBSCRIBE and thumbs up if this information was valuable to you! There are multiple sources of information which seem to suggest that Hitler had nukes. I put this video together with the info that I have to hand. Who knows what is even true! Hydrogen or Uranium, who knows! The story is that Hitler had a reactor in Scandinavia which produced heavy Hydrogen. The text of the article in question is as follows: "NAZI N-bomb test claim: The Nazis tested a crude nuclear device a few months before the end of World War II, killing hundreds of people in a massive blast in southern Germany, a researcher claims in a new book. 'Hitler's Bomb, by Berlin academic Rainer Karlsch, published today, suggests the Nazis were closer to making a nuclear bomb than previously thought. "Hitler's bomb - a tactical nuclear weapon with a potential for destruction far below that of the two American atomic bombs -- was tested successfully several times shortly before the end of the war." Karlsch claims. The Nazis lacked enough fissile material, such as enriched uranium, to make a large bomb, he said in the book, which cites witness accounts and Soviet intelligence reports to back up a theory of a March 3, 1945 experimental N-blast at the Ohrdruf military training area. Then we have other information, such as the testimony of leading SS figure, Otto Skorzeny. While he was not personally involved, he claimed in his biography that Hitler indeed had the bomb but did not perhaps want to use it either for environmental reasons or some other reason. From Wikipedia, all we have are the following from the time period in question, suggesting Skorzeny was not involved in the planning: As part of the German Ardennes offensive in late 1944 (Battle of the Bulge), Skorzeny's English-speaking troops were charged with infiltrating American lines disguised in American uniforms in order to produce confusion to support the German attack. For the campaign, Skorzeny was the commander of a composite unit, the 150th SS Panzer Brigade. As planned by Skorzeny, Operation Greif involved about two dozen German soldiers, most of them in captured American Jeeps and disguised in American uniforms, who would penetrate American lines in the early hours of the Battle of the Bulge to cause disorder and confusion. A handful of his men were captured and spread a rumour that Skorzeny personally was leading a raid on Paris to kill or capture General Eisenhower, who was not amused by having to spend Christmas 1944 isolated for security reasons. Eisenhower retaliated by ordering an all-out manhunt for Skorzeny, with "Wanted" posters distributed throughout Allied-controlled territories featuring a detailed description and a photograph.[20] In all, twenty-three of Skorzeny's men were captured behind American lin ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_HqcJ-VFOLQ