Adolf Hitler's Deadly Sexual Relationship with his Niece Geli Raubal
Hearts at War: Love in World War II [collection]
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Geli Raubal was more than Adolf Hitler’s niece – she was the woman he called his only love and even planned to marry. Under his constant control, she was denied freedom, friends, and dreams. In 1931, her life ended in his apartment under suspicious circumstances. Was it suicide, or did she know too much? Discover the truth behind this forbidden relationship.
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