The story seems to have originated with a report made by the U.S. Office of Strategic Studies from a 1943 interview with Otto Strasser, brother of the late Nazi leader Gregor Strasser. Otto Strasser told them about Hitler’s sexual relationship with Hitler’s half niece Angela Raubal, known as “Geli” (daughter of Hitler’s half sister Angela), who lived in Hitler’s flat in Obersalzberg while attending university. Strasser said Geli had confessed the nature of their sexual relationship:
But of course, this is not first hand testimony, but hearsay. Geli herself committed suicide in Hitler’s flat in Obersalzberg in 1931, although some believe she was murdered.
And Otto Strasser had motive to slander Hitler – his brother Gregor had been Hitler’s rival for control of the Nazi Party (Strasser was a committed socialist and led the party’s left wing). Gregor was arrested and shot by the Gestapo in the infamous of “Night of the Long Knives” operation in June 1934.
Walloon. Sorry. I know that you weren’t implying anything by your links. You do great research. I was just incensed by the stupidity of the lline of reasoning.
DDG Thanks for your concern. Actually, while the little clems are at the beach with their mom, we are divorced. But we are civilized and share kids. The only way to be.
That, of course, doesn’t obviate your need to smack me with a newspaper. I kinda liked it, actually. :eek:
The Iron Cage, where " he shows how 31,000 British prisoners of war held by the Germans in 1945 disappeared into the Soviet Gulags and never returned."
Sex Lives of the Kings and Queens of England
Sex Lives of the Popes
Sex Lives of the US Presidents
Sex Lives of the Great Dictators
Sex Lives of the Hollywood Goddesses
Sex Lives of the Hollywood Idols
The Alien Who Thought He Was Elvis
The History of the SS Cricket Team
The Vulva: An Exploration of the Female Genitalia through Art and Literature.
How to Build an Airliner
World’s Greatest Alien Abductions
911 Exposed
In a website promoting his online published books they suggest that they are written in a humours vein.