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Hitler's personal adjutant (1917–2003)
The Soviet Union recovered Adolf Hitler’s body from his Berlin bunker, reported that the corpse had been partly burned and buried, later exhumed and ultimately destroyed, and presented that Hitler die...
On 30 April 1945 Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun died inside the Führerbunker in central Berlin; most mainstream accounts say Hitler shot himself while Braun took cyanide, and their bodies were carried up ...
Multiple contemporaneous eyewitnesses from Hitler’s inner circle and bunker staff described that Adolf Hitler’s and Eva Braun’s bodies were carried up from the bunker into the Reich Chancellery garden...
Contemporary eyewitness testimony and postwar Soviet handling of remains establish that Adolf Hitler’s body was burned in the Reich Chancellery garden using portable fuel poured over the corpse, produ...
Key witnesses inside Hitler’s Führerbunker who later reported on his death included his valet Heinz Linge, adjutant Otto Günsche, bodyguard/telephone operator Rochus Misch, secretaries such as Traudl ...
Allied (primarily British) postwar inquiries concluded eyewitness testimony and forensic evidence pointed to Hitler’s suicide on 30 April 1945 — a gunshot (plus cyanide) in the Führerbunker — and publ...