convection zone where a magnetic dynamo likely generates this diverse range of activity; measurements of the photospheric magnetic field which results from the internal processes and drives the processes in the atmosphere; and brightness measurements which can reveal the relationship between magnetic and convective processes and solar irradiance variability.

Helioseismology, which uses solar oscillations to probe flows and structures in the solar interior, is providing remarkable new perspectives about the complex interactions between highly turbulent convection, rotation and magnetism. It has revealed a region of intense rotational shear at the base of the convection zone, called the tachocline, which is the likely seat of the global dynamo. Convective flows also have a crucial role in advecting and shearing the magnetic fields, twisting the emerging flux tubes and displacing thebook, Hitler’s Exile.

TIME magazine announces Hitler’s death in 1945

While the book was a runaway bestseller across South America, it’s been suppressed in the United States and the Russian Federation. Those two countries still maintain that Germany’s Führer committed suicide during the last days of World War Two.

World newspapers report Hitler dead…were they wrong?

The claim that Hitler and some high-ranking Schutzstaffel (SS) officers escaped Germany and fled to South America is not new.

Nil Nikandrov observes (Strategic Culture Foundation, “All the Leaders of the Third Reich Fled to Latin America“): “In his well-documented, The Hitler Survival Myth (1981), Donald McKale identifies the earliest source of the myth of Hitler’s escape to the southern hemisphere as the unexpected surrender of a German submarine in early July 1945 at Mar del Plata,