 research group. And experts now say it could be a real Nazi submarine. Group leader Abel Basti believes it was the vessel that could have taken Hitler to a new life in South America. And shipwreck experts say the wreck could be a German U-boat after all, after analysing new pictures taken by Argentine divers. Fabio Bisciotti, who leads the underwater study group at the Italian Naval League, analysed photos of the wreck and found several potential clues. Experts now say the images of the wreck could be a real Nazi submarine ( Credit: Pen News) One was a yellow plate, marked with two S-like characters in a familiar font. Mr Bisciotti said: 'Talking to other historians, we have discovered that this type of character is very similar to the German alphabet used during the war.' The colour might indicate a U-boat too – under the red lights of a submarine, yellow is easier to distinguish than other hues. Hitler escaped to Argentina ( Popperfoto via Getty Images) 'The plate itself is yellow-golden. 'In every submarine it's like this, every plate or important item in a submarine is golden. 'Because the gold is the first and last natural colour able to be seen in the darkness with red light.' The diver highlighted the location of the wreck. New pictures have emerged of a shipwreck which is said have helped Hitler escape to Argentina ( Credit: Pen News) He continued: 'If we are talking about a submarine, yes, it could be German. 'Because this area was avoided by American or British warships, including submarines.){kind=link}
Some experts believe the wreck discovered near Quequén, a port in central Argentina, was the vessel that could have taken Hitler to a new life in South America
New photos of a shipwreck have emerged that ‘helped Hitler escape to Argentina’
The 80m-long wreck was discovered near Quequén, a port in central Argentina, by the Eslabón Perdido (Missing Link) research group.
And experts now say it could be a real Nazi submarine.
Group leader Abel Basti believes it was the vessel that could have taken Hitler to a new life in South America.