Charles Ellis, who serves on the group’s advisory board and accompanies Cooper on many of the “patrols,” is a former member of the National Alliance, once America’s leading neo-Nazi group. Neo-Nazis, Holocaust deniers, and far-right extremist politicians are close to Sharkhunters and its leader. As the trip report of the very first “patrol” states, the enterprise “was meant to bring our Members together from both sides of the Atlantic, and to show that ‘ Yesterday’s Enemies’ really are ‘ Today’s Friends.’” Such benevolent language belies the reality of the group, which exists primarily to bring together prominent neo-Nazis and Holocaust deniers from both sides of the Atlantic in areas of historical importance to the Third Reich. He hoped to heal some of the wounds of the Second World War by bringing together American and German veterans in a space dedicated to honoring the heroism of both sides. In order to counter what he saw as the biased history of the U-Boat fleet and its sailors, Cooper founded Sharkhunters.Ĭooper insists that his motivation for founding the organization was primarily one of altruism. In the course of his research, Cooper was appalled by what he considered the extremely negative bias with which German World War II sailors were viewed. Intrigued, Cooper began to research the German U-boat fleet.

There, he discovered the remains of a German U-boat. Harry Cooper founded Sharkhunters International, he is fond of relating, after quitting his job and setting off on a sailboat (with, he boasts, a “blonde, a brunette, and a red head who were 24, 24, and 25 years old and I was 40”) to the Bahamas. Introduction, Escape from the Bunker, 2010 Background: … The list of lies by the world’s governments could by themselves, fill a major size book but you already know that.” Kennedy was shot by one madman using a worthless rifle when nobody with any sense buys that story except the Warren Commission. … Naturally we must believe what the governments tell us, like John F.

“We must remember that official government sources state definitely that Hitler committed suicide in the bunker and that the body found not far from the Chancellery was indeed that of Martin Bormann. Cooper also is a conspiracy theorist who believes that Hitler did not commit suicide at the end of World War II, but instead escaped to Argentina and lived out the rest of his life in hiding. Cooper claims that Sharkhunters is “nonpolitical,” but members of the group include former SS members, neo-Nazis and Holocaust deniers, and Cooper has long advertised for new members in neo-Nazi publications.

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