The unknown side of the personality of the beloved Hitler

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It was the mysterious part of the life of Hitler, which did not know the whole world for many years of the Third Reich. Now, however, a well-studied the biography of Eva Braun shows how unknown the first lady of Nazism was the exact opposite of what her favorite Adolf considered the ideal woman.Famous German historian Heike Gertemaker in his book "Eva Braun: Life with Hitler" portrays Eve, not as a woman, besotted state of his men, and as a loyal, independent thinker, that does not fit into those public statements by Hitler on what should be a woman. Eve was the only woman except his mother, who was able to touch the soul of Hitler, whom he married in the last days of the war. Born in 1912, she was 23 years younger than the men, whom she called a wolf (the nickname by which Hitler was known among his Nazi slave). She worked as an assistant Heinrich Hoffmann, the photographer who became famous and rich because the Fuhrer became a personal operator. With Hitler himself, she met in 1929. Gertemaker writes about how the blue-eyed blonde Eva was able to touch something cold heart of Hitler. It was her personality, her charm and independence that has captivated the Fuhrer until until they died together in Berlin on April 30, 1945. In the book of 350 pages the author writes: "It was completely different, not what it described . She was capricious, but an uncompromising different absolute loyalty to the dictator. "She led a life completely opposite to that which is described in the propaganda films of the Third Reich. Since Eva was neither housewife is not, nor mother, and, apparently, did not want her getting it meet the needs of man 23 years her senior, who had a questionable habits and was emotionally unstable. However, it is more than just an attractive young companion Fuhrer. Eve, as said the book, Hitler built a completely different life, far from the titanic struggle in the war, conquest and genocide, making it a homemaker, and like a normal tired after a busy day of human rights. Most recently, in Germany came another book that tells the story of the fragile health of Hitler, who take special medications, preparing for an intimate meeting with Eve. Hitler throughout his reign to maintain the fiction that his only bride was Germany. Therefore, the existence of Eve was a mystery to all, except for a very narrow circle of people, and the secret was kept for a sufficiently long period of time after the end of hostilities. German Spiegel magazine has called the book "the first biography of the sound and adjusted the image of a dumb blonde in the background of a mass murderer." Gertemaker in his book is really used only accurate information, backed up by documentary or eyewitness. One day, when in 1938 she saw a photo of British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain sitting on the sofa in his Munich apartment, she said, "If he only knew the history of this sofa! " Naturally, they talked about the physical side of love Eve and "Wolf." In the same year, in his will, Hitler wrote that no matter what happens, Eve should receive benefits from the Nazi funds before the end of his days. One of the closest associates of Hitler, Joseph Goebbels, who died in the bunker on the same day when his patron wrote at the time: "She's a smart girl, that means a lot to the Fuhrer." Eve share a love of Hitler and architecture, and, as they say in the book, actively participated in the implementation of his plans to turn his native Linz into the artistic capital of the Reich. "It has never been so banal, which it described," - says Gertemaker, also look for evidence of hearing that Hitler had his SS to investigate and explore the family tree of Eve in order to find out whether she had Jewish blood. In 1932, after his father's death Eve tried to commit suicide if she did, she would be the second woman near to Hitler, who committed suicide. His niece Geli Raubal committed suicide in Hitler's Munich apartment in 1931. Eva second time tried to commit suicide in 1935, after eating sleeping pills. The incident, according to the author of the book, much closer together it with the Führer. "She was faithful to him unto death, and, most likely, it is this unconditional loyalty to Hitler placed above all other virtues" - says Gertemaker. "Only my shepherd dog and Mrs. Brown faithful to me and belong to me only, "- he complained to Hitler at the end of the war.