Unforgettable moments in history: Hitler who changed his face, Rommel who smiled, and the female Nazi who was hanged in public
In 1944, in a villa in the foothills of the Alps, Hitler and Eva were photographed. In early April 1945, Braun went to the bunker to join Hitler and refused to evacuate as the Red Army approached Berlin. At midnight on April 28 and 29, she and Hitler had a small wedding that was witnessed by high-ranking Nazi official Joseph Goebbels. Later, Eva and Hitler shared a simple wedding breakfast, and she changed her legal name and wrote her maiden name on the marriage certificate.
In 1929 Eva worked in the photo shop of Heinrich Hoffmann (Hitler's dedicated photographer), helping to sell, photograph and develop photographs. In October 1929, Eva and Hitler met in Hoffmann's studio, and their relationship quickly heated up. At that time, Hitler was living in Munich with his half-niece Jerry Robaul, and in September 1931, Jerry committed suicide at home, and after Jerry's death, Hitler and Eva became closer and closer, and Eva tried to commit suicide, asking Hitler to give her more attention and care. Around 1932, the two became lovers, but in 1935 Eva decided that Hitler was not devoted enough to her and attempted suicide a second time. Hitler later made Eva his closest companion, but the two never appeared together as partners in public.
In 1944, the Allies released this set of "Hitler's possible outfits" in order to prevent Hitler from escaping in disguise. But rumors still flowed that Hitler had fled to Argentina!
In November 1942, in Libya, Africa, after the German army defeated the Allies, Rommel heard the news and showed a treacherous smile!
On October 14, 1944, after Rommel's death, Hitler sent a message of condolence to Rommel's wife, "Your husband's death is undoubtedly a great loss to you, please accept my sincere condolences." Marshal Rommel's name and his heroic north African exploits will be immortal! In his eulogy, Marshal Rondestedt said, "His (referring to Rommel)'s heart belongs to the Fuehrer." Finally, Lundstedt, facing Rommel's coffin, said: "Your heroic temperament, once again showing us a golden rule - to victory."
During World War II, Nazi Germany recruited more than 300,000 female soldiers. Some of the female soldiers were nurses in military hospitals, some had joined the F-FDTL auxiliaries, some were transmitters, and some were spies. The female soldiers look no different from ordinary women, but once they enter the battle, they completely change into individuals. Some of them can dance ballet, they can sing, and they are all young girls. Who knows what kind of cruel heart is hidden behind this simple face? The Holocaust was the national cleansing (genocide) of Nazi Germany in World War II. The Holocaust was one of the most widely known atrocities of World War II, in which more than 6 million Jews were slaughtered. "Holocaust" is the name of the Holocaust in English and German, and the word is from the Greek word meaning sacrifice with fire.
German Girls' League training photos, tall and tall, high looks. They mainly served as anti-aircraft gun operators, signal flag bearers, searchlight operators, office workers, and also became "officers' mattresses"
Margaret and Anne Frank playing on the beach. Anne Frank was one of the most famous victims of the Holocaust in World War II, and the Diary of Anne Frank became a famous witness to the extermination of Jews in Nazi Germany during World War II. The Holocaust was the national cleansing (genocide) of Nazi Germany in World War II. The Holocaust was one of the most widely known atrocities of World War II, in which more than 6 million Jews were slaughtered.
Sooner or later, after the German Nazi female guards were tried, they were hanged in public!