Nazi Espionage and Escape Networks in Barcelona

The video explores the significant Nazi presence in Barcelona during and after WWII, highlighting the role of spies and the aristocracy. It delves into the clandestine operations led by Martin Borman to establish escape routes, known as the Spider network, for Nazi officials. The video also speculates on the possibility of Adolf Hitler escaping to Argentina, challenging the narrative of his death in 1945.

How many German residents were there in Barcelona during the war?

• 400,000

• 300,000

• 200,000

• 100,000

What was the estimated number of active Nazi spies in Barcelona?

• 700

• 100

• 300

• 500

Where did Nazi affiliates often gather in Barcelona?

• Park Güell

• Plaza de España

• Sagrada Familia

• Gran Teatro del Liceo

Who was responsible for creating a protective infrastructure for Nazi officials?

• Joseph Goebbels

• Adolf Hitler

• Heinrich Himmler

• Martin Borman

What was the purpose of the 'rat line'?

• To recruit soldiers

• To spread propaganda

• To smuggle goods

• To escape Germany

What was the name of the escape network planned by Martin Borman?

• The Net

• The Spider

• The Web

• The Trap

What was the main function of 'The Spider' network?

• To spread misinformation

• To facilitate escape

• To conduct sabotage

• To gather intelligence

What is questioned about Adolf Hitler's fate?

• His capture

• His trial

• His escape

• His surrender

When did Hitler supposedly die in the bunker?

• April 30, 1945

• May 5, 1945

• April 25, 1945

• April 20, 1945

Which country is suggested as a possible destination for Hitler's escape?

• Peru

• Chile

• Argentina

• Brazil