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Did Hitler Murder His Niece?

✅ Support our work by getting Fishing Clash on your iOS/Android device for free: https://fishingclash.link/TodayIFoundOut ! Also be sure and use our gift code TODAYIFOUNDOUT to get a $20 reward, and share your biggest catch. As we’ve previously covered in our video What was Hitler Like as a Child?, Adolf Hitler had in some ways a rather nice childhood, centering around an upper-middle class lifestyle and all the opportunities and niceties that entails. But on the other hand, he was regularly severely abused as a child by his alcoholic father, who also regularly abused Hitler’s mother. Needless to say, Hitler didn’t exactly have the best role model for good, healthy relationships. And it gets worse. For example, his father, Alois, seemingly lived by the work credo of every store shelf stocker of “see a hole, fill a hole” when it came to women, whether he was in a relationship already or not. For example, Hitler’s mother, Klara, was not only his father’s third marriage but became his father’s mistress while still married to the second wife, and possibly before when he was married to his first wife. Just to give you a very brief synopsis on this one, Klara, who was Alois’ niece or cousin depending on who his father was (this isn’t clear), was 16 when she found herself working for Alois when he was still married to his first wife. Later, she was fired when his future second wife, but current mistress, demanded he get rid of the servant girl owing to her jealousy of her. However, once wife #2 got sick with tuberculosis, Klara was re-hired as a housekeeper and caretaker for Alois and wife #2’s children. At this point, and as noted possibly before, Alois was apparently like “Don’t mind if I do!” and began sleeping with his niece/cousin, who got pregnant with the couple’s first child, Gustav, right around when wife #2 died. Alois could have made a fortune on reality TV. From all this, it may not be a total surprise that Hitler’s later love life was reportedly… a little abnormal, and not what anyone, even many in his day, would call healthy. Which brings us to the topic of today- Hitler’s niece, Angela “Geli” Raubal, who for a couple years there he more or less kept virtually imprisoned in his home as his mistress, and also had some rather interesting kinks tied up in all that that quite disturbed her. And then, suddenly, just after an alleged heated argument between the pair, Geli was writing a pleasant letter to a friend in Vienna about an upcoming get-together, when she inexplicably stopped writing mid-word and shot herself with one of Hitler’s guns... By all accounts, Hitler was out of town when she did this. But let’s just say even reporters in the country at the time found the entire thing suspicious and accused Hitler of murdering his niece or driving her to her suicide with his behavior. So, did the future Fuhrer kill his beloved niece, or was she just one of a string of Hitler’s lovers (according to a report done by the the predecessor to the CIA, 6 known women) who suddenly decided they didn’t want to continue breathing, leading up to his last lover in Eva Braun who ended her life by his side. Well, let’s dive into it all, shall we?