Germany environmentalist, flora and fauna,
Adolf Hitler was the leader
of the International Union -Peasant-Socialist -
Workers' Party of Germany,
defended Nature, flora and fauna.
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In Germany, Hitler spoke in defense of Nature
in 1934 at the International Conference
on the Protection of the Environment,
flora and fauna, and called on all the
inhabitants of the world to save Nature from
ungrateful people.
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Germany under Hitler had thriving agricultural
communes, gardens, forests and parks.
After the war, Adolf Hitler lived in Spain,
Andorra and Argentina from 1949 to 1965.
He died peacefully in the Andes Mountains
at his home on February 13, 1965
in Argentine Patagonia, Rio Negro Province,
surrounded by mountain scenery,
forests and a lake, in the city of Villa la Angostura
near the Chilean border in San Carlos de Bariloche,
located in the heart of the Nahuel Huapi
National Park, surrounded by high mountains,
ancient forests at the foot of the Andes Mountains
on the shores of the Lake Nahuel Huapi.
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Hitler died at the age of 76, surrounded
by his family, two wonderful daughters,
his wife Eva Braun and his four-legged
faithful friends. True story, after the war,
the International Red Cross helped the leader
of the International Union - the Peasant Socialist
Workers' Party of Germany, Adolf Hitler and his
supporters leave Germany in April 1945.
They were issued new passports to travel abroad.
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Adolf Hitler lived in Spain before Argentina
and then in Andorra la Vella from May 1945 to 1948.
During this time, with the help of local authorities,
laws on the protection of Nature,
flora and fauna were tightened.
Hitler in Andorra proved that for a happy
and joyful life you do not need an army,
security forces, officials, jurisprudence,
the judicial system, or any prisons.
We only need the laws of Nature
and agricultural communes.
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Collectivism, cohesion, solidarity and mutual
understanding with the outside world
are the main guarantee of well-
being throughout the world.
All these noble causes are flourishing today
thanks to Adolf Hitler,
that Andorrea has preserved natural landscapes
and waste-free production everywhere.