to South America." "But his body was discovered in berlin in 1972... and positively identified." "A suicide, at the time of the breakout." "albert Speer was sentenced at the Nuremberg trials... to 20 years imprisonment." "He lives in heidelberg today where he has written his memoirs." "Mohnke..." "Guenter, Rattenhuber... and Baur... were captured by the Russians and sent to Soviet prison camps." "col." "Von below, the Iast officer to leave the bunker... was captured by the British." "Sergeant Rochus Misch spent many years in a Russian camp." "Today, he's still a BerIiner and lives only two miles from the old bunker." "Johannes HentscheI, the machinist, also captured by the Russians... is still alive and living near heidelberg." "It was Thomas Hardy who said, "while much is too strangeAsylum seekers at the Manus Island detention centre say they are prepared to die and donate their organs to Australians, with one detainee adding the move would mean at least part of them would taste freedom.

The message came in the form of a letter written by an asylum seeker at the Australian-run facility in Papua New Guinea and obtained by the ABC.

"All asylum seekers on Manus Island in hunger strike ask you to hand over our medical records to organ donation organisation in case of our fatalities inside the cage," said the letter, addressed to service providers Transfield and International Health and Medical Service.

"This way at least a part of us may one day feel sweet taste of FREEDOM."

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