Original sentence: , "Himmler's Death," offers a conspiracy theory alternative to Himmler's death.A recently published book by American author Joseph Bellinger, "Himmler's Tod" i.Bellinger's book was first published in Germany by Arndt Verlag, Kiel but the generally accepted cause of Himmler's death, by mainstream historians of the Second World War, remains that he died by suicide and the assassination theory is generally dismissed.Some claims would later state that the man who committed suicide in Bremen was not in fact Himmler, but a double.The book states that Heinrich Himmler was assassinated at the hands of his British interrogators in May of 1945, along with other high-ranking officers of the SS and Werwolf Resistance Organization
Edited sentence: , "Himmler's Death," offers convincing proof by means of primary documentation and medical reports that Heinrich Himmler was assassinated at the hands of his British interrogators in May of 1945, along with other high-ranking officers of the SS and Werwolf Resistance Organization.As a result of Bellinger's scholarly research,the suicide theory will most likely be generally dismissed by mainstream historians of the Second World War.Bellinger's book was first published in Germany by Arndt Verlag, Kiel and contains twenty-six pages of extensive footnotes, along with primary and secondary sources.However, a recently published book by American author Joseph Bellinger, "Himmler's Tod" i.Some wild and thoroughly unsubstantiated claims would later state that the man who committed suicide in Bremen was not in fact Himmler, but a double.Until the publication of Bellinger's book, the generally accepted cause of Himmler's death was that he had died by suicide