Is it Really Hitler Suicide in Berlin?

The Battener Debunks: Is it Really Hitler Suicide in Berlin? (And if not, could he run away?)So I saw a post from an OA which again repeated 'teoly constipation' that Hitler did not kill himself in Berlin and fled somewhere. Of course I've always wanted to cover this issue, and because of this opportunity, why not?(Before I start, allow me to give some advice to readers of posts anywhere and anytime, that is: "If the post contains the information offered as factual, check the source." That's it.)First of all, though TRUE that the skull that he claimed belonged to Hitler was proved to be a female skull, it should be remembered that the Soviet Union (and now Russia) had discovered the jaw that had been tested as Hitler's jaw. It is suspected that the female skull was taken by NKVD some time after the corpse burned Der Führer and his wife secured SMERSHSecond, can Hitler go from Berlin? Let's take the flight Ritter von Greim and Hanna Reitsch called Hitler to come to Berlin. At the time of their arrival, Greim was shot by a Soviet plane that hit his feet. Meanwhile, as they were leaving, Soviet anti-air guns continued firing on Arado Ar 96 aircraft (crew of two [16]) they had flown and by the time they arrived they were greeted by several Soviet planes again.Let's just say they escaped successfully from Berlin and boarded the U-boat, there is no evidence of U-boat departure to Argentina other than U-503 and U-977 [9], where the U-503 was last seen in Europe in March [8] and although U-977 was in Europe on May 2, 1945, he was in Norway, not Germany, and the decision to escape to Argentina was made after the surrender of Germany, and they themselves performed a ceremony on Hitler's death before departing on May 2 [10] . U-977 was at sea for more than 100 days, and it was very unlikely for Hitler, who was 56 years old and experienced some health problems and drug dependency to travel safely.If we will take a plausible conclusion, it will certainly be very difficult for ailing Hitler (suspected of having syphilis and Parkinson's) to falsify his death and go aboard the plane out of Berlin with Soviet aircraft and anti-air everywhere then fled to the coast of Germany or Denmark or Norway via plane (passing the British-American air) and boarded a U-boat on a journey for at least two months on a submarine that did not fit the internal conditions for a 56-year-old grandfather.