She got better.
Really, the sad thing about any thread from MaGZ is that the "thought" behind it would have to be seriously uprated to even be considered cursory. This is genuinely sad, because you can see the potential for intelligent discourse is there, just not the will.
The fact remains: What evidence is there is minute, at best, and pathetically limited to hearsay for the most part. Germany may have been working on an atomic bomb, but they failed to bring it to the field, and in the end, that's what matters. The whole point of war is to break the enemy's will to fight, and Hitler's Germany never managed to pull that off. In fact, their every move seemed to enrage their enemies, and to drive them on to fight even harder to bring the Nazis to defeat.
I sometimes have to wonder, given that at one point the war was Hitler's to lose, just how much of the Third Reich's defeat was due to their own troops on the ground. Prior to the Weimar Republic, Germany was one of the most liberal and tolerant nations in Europe, which would explain the high percentage of European Jews living within their borders. This is the whole point that is so shocking about the rise of the Third Reich: that one of the most civilized nations in the world could sink to such depths and literally self-immolate as it did. It was a corruption of its own history, (though some would claim that much of it is due to Paul Von Hindenburg's actions, during his service as Germany's second President, and those of Otto Von Bismarck during the reign of Kaiser Wilhelm the I.) It was so very out of character that the Jews themselves refused to leave, making the resulting disaster that much worse.
I would think, had such a device been available, that Hitler would have been more than willing to remove the guards from any one of the camps and then set off one of the test bombs in the midst of the Jews, if for no other reason than to allow Mengele to see what kind of horrors the radiation could inflict. That it didn't happen suggests to me that Hitler not only didn't have the bomb in a concrete form, but that they were still ages away from having a device they could bring to the field.
Once more, a MaGZ thread descends to the netherworld. Sorry, Dude.