Alphabetical
index (text) | Robert
Gutierrez in December 1973, at the time of
David Irving's visit to him in Albuquerque, New
Mexico. Index to Items
on Robert Gutierrez At
the end of World War II, Gutierrez headed a US
Army Intelligence team which searched for Adolf
Hitler's and Eva Braun's diaries and
correspondence in 1945 and 1946. The evidence
suggests that he found them, and privately
removed them to the USA, while turning over to
the US Army and National Archives Eva's photo
albums, films and other items. The remainder has
not been seen
since.
- David
Irving: Radical's Diary, reminisces about the
Robert Gutierrez affair
- What
happened to Hitler's letters to Eva Braun and
her private diaries?
- Album
reveals secret life of Eva Braun
- David Irving
telephones Robert A Gutierrez on May 26, 1974.
Transcribed from a tape recording
- Interviews of
Johannes Göhler and his ex-wife Ursula
Göhler at Stuttgart, 1983
- David Irving
writes to the Editor of the Daily Mail, Jun
1983
- David
Irving summarises the status of the search, as
of Jun 1983
- A full summary
by David Irving of the CIC hunt for the Hitler
and Eva Braun diaries and letters, based on the
Franz Konrad IRR dossier in Fort Meade
- Fort Meade IRR
file: Handwritten notes on Franz Konrad, and
a letter he
wrote to his mother, Aug(?) 1945, evidently on
CIC instructions
- David Irving's
diary extracts relating to the Gutierrez affair,
1983-2000
- Danny Parker
writes Feb 2001 about a visit to Albuquerque:
now no trace of Gutierrez
- Stars
& Stripes article of Nov 19(?). 1945 reports
finding three Eva Braun footlockers
(trunks)
From SSN
records a Robert A Gutierrez of 87125
Albuquerque, Bernalillo, NM, born May 21, 1914,
appears to have died on December 26, 2000. Note that this whole
dossier and summary are copyright of David Irving,
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