Martin Bormann and Adolf Hitler. Could they have fled Berlin together after the war? Did Adolf Hitler and his private secretary Martin Bormann flee Berlin together after the end of World War 2?

Martin Bormann, Hitler's brutal private secretary, would haunt the British security services long after he died while trying to flee Berlin in the chaotic last days of the Second World War.

Bormann summoned Mengele, known as "Don Fritz," to the home of Werner Jung, a prominent Nazi sympathizer in town. Bormann had stomach pains that according to Gehlen turned out to be cancer.

The name of Martin Bormann suddenly popped into the news from Germany last week. It was reported, discussed and then denied, that the man Hitler chose to witness his political will had finally been ...

A file on Martin Bormann, one of Adolph Hitler’s top aides, contains no proof that he ever spent time in Argentina, officials said. Most experts say Bormann died in Germany in 1945, ...

Martin Bormann Jr., son of one of Adolf Hitler's most trusted aides, has been accused of molesting a 12-year-old boy half a century ago when he was a priest.

As Russian tanks moved into Berlin and Adolf Hitler committed suicide in his bunker, his brutal and feared private secretary, Martin Bormann, simply vanished. It was one of the greatest mysteries ...

Martin Bormann, first deputy to Adolf Hitler, was again reported here today to be alive, and probably safe in South America. In an interview published in the Milan weekly, Oggi, Giselle Bormann, a ...

Several ruined buildings lying deep in the jungle in Argentina near its border with Paraguay carried a local legend: Martin Bormann, who was Adolf Hitler's personal secretary, had used them to ...