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24 de mar. de 1992 · Angela "Geli" Raubal was found dead and bloody in her bedroom in Adolf Hitler's Munich apartment on Sept. 19, 1931. She'd been shot in the chest with the gun found at her side -- Hitler's gun.
Angelika Maria Raubal, Geli Raubal, sobrina del líder nacionalsocialista vivió con su tío una relación tormentosa más allá de lo familiar. Era una relación secreta, conocida sólo en el entorno cercano del entonces aspirante a la cancillería, que terminó de manera abrupta con el suicidio en 1931 de la joven.
29 de ene. de 2023 · Angela Hitler was the Führer's favorite sister who remained loyal to him even after he began a romantic relationship with Angela's daughter, Geli Raubal. Besides the woman with whom he would die, there was one other woman who would defend the Nazi dictator until the end of her life. They grew up together. She was his housekeeper — and she ...
9 de dic. de 2013 · Geli Raubal: Decades Of Unsolved Mystery. Frau Braun, 86, is one of the very few people left alive who met Geli Raubal before Hitler marked her life the way he did. She knew Geli as a young girl in Vienna in the twenties. Frau Braun lived in the same apartment building in Vienna where Geli was going to flee to, just a day before she died in 1931.
24 de feb. de 2017 · Se llamaba Geli Raubal. En 1931 tenía 23 años. Vivía en Munich con su tío y apareció muerta de un tiro disparado por la pistola de Hitler. El caso se cerró rápido como suicidio, pero ...
927: Angela Maria Raubal. Adolf Hitler’s Half-Niece & Longtime Girlfriend (I Wish I was Kidding) Born: 4 June 1908, Linz, Austro-Hungarian Empire (Present-day Linz, Austria) Died: 18 September 1931, Munich, Germany. Geli, as she was known, was an up and coming singer (Hitler paid for her vocal lessons). However, she spent the majority of her ...
