Ep 8. Nazi Colony

In Hunting Hitler season 2 episode 8, entitled "Nazi Colony," the team continues their investigation into the possibility that high-ranking Nazi officials escaped to South America after World War II. The team travels to Chile, where they discover a remote colony that was founded by Germans in the late 1950s.

The team's focus is to locate any information that could tie the colony to former Nazi officials, but the residents of the colony are elusive and tight-lipped. The team tries to gain access by speaking with locals and examining public records, but they encounter no leads. Eventually, they get a break when they stumble upon a photo album that contains images of the founding of the colony. The images reveal that the colony was built using industrial methods commonly employed by the Nazi regime.

A series of audio recordings that the team acquires reveal that the colony was founded by former Nazis who were hiding from justice. The recordings provide evidence that the German government was aware of the colony and may have even supported the efforts of the former Nazis to escape justice.

The team also discovers a series of underground tunnels that were constructed by the founding members of the colony. The tunnels may have been constructed to hide information or to provide an escape route in case of an emergency.

As the team delves deeper into the activities of the Nazi colony, they begin to suspect that the former Nazis may have been involved in the establishment of a new fascist regime in Chile. The team uncovers evidence that links the colonists to known fascist groups in South America.

Throughout the episode, viewers are treated to interviews with historians and experts who provide additional context for the Nazi escape narrative. The experts help to illuminate the motivations of the former Nazis who fled to South America and shed light on how they were able to evade justice.

Ultimately, the team is unable to locate any living members of the colony who can shed light on the activities of the group. However, the evidence uncovered by the team serves as a powerful reminder of the ongoing legacy of the Nazi regime and the need to continue investigating the activities of those who sought to escape justice after the war.