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The Peculiar Sex Life of Adolf Hitler

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For most of his life, Adolf Hitler was predominantly homosexual. In his teens and early twenties, he had a string of “exclusive male companions”, including August Kubizek, Reinhold Hanisch, and Rudolf Hausler. He shared accommodation with these men in seedy Viennese or Munich backstreets and in “homes for the destitute”.From the outset of WW1, he enjoyed a sexual relationship with fellow dispatch-runner, Ernst Schmidt which lasted almost six years. The relationship was not exclusive, however, and US intelligence later discovered that Hitler was never promoted during WW1 because of his “sexual orientation” and that he was arrested in Munich in 1919 for “pederasty and theft”.Then, in 1924, when Hitler was jailed for treason in Landsberg Prison, he began a love relationship with Rudolf Hess, who was nicknamed “Fraulein Anna” and “Black Emma” by other Nazis.By the early 1930s, the homosexual ethos at the top of the Nazi Party was so evident that one anti-Nazi newspaper called the political organisation “The Brotherhood of Poofs”.In June/July 1934, Hitler organised the murders and imprisonment of hundreds of Nazi Storm Troopers, including their leader “Queen” Ernst Roehm, who was openly gay.However, while gay Nazis were being butchered or imprisoned, Hitler was having a secret affair with his Munich chauffeur Julius Schreck. The two were devoted to each other and their affair lasted until Schreck’s sudden death from meningitis. When he heard the news, Hitler wept uncontrollably. Schreck had fulfilled Hitler’s fantasies about the great love between a powerful man and his obedient servant. The homosexual Bavarian, King Ludwig II — who had conducted a 20 year affair with his coachman — was one of the German dictator’s heroes.Hitler ordered a state funeral for his beloved chauffeur, at which he delivered a personal eulogy, with all the Nazi top brass ordered to attend.Hitlers attempts to have relationships with women proved disastrous.Eight of the women he had sexual contact with attempted suicide and six succeeded.Hitler was attracted to both pubescent teenagers and the actresses he admired on the silver screen.When he was aged 38, Hitler began a relationship with 16-year-old, convent-educated, Maria Reiter who tried to hang herself (in 1927) when he suddenly lost interest in her. Reiter told Stern magazine in 1959 that, four years after her failed suicide attempt, she shared one night of passion with the man she could never forget, but discovered his “sexual tastes were far too extreme” for her and they never met again.Hitler then became obsessed with his half-niece, Geli Raubal. Raubal and she and her “Uncle Alf” conducted a torrid relationship for more than four years, until she shot herself in 1931 with a gun he had given her as a gift. For the last two years of her life, she had been a virtual prisoner in his Munich apartment. After her death, he told Nazi colleagues she was “the only woman he had ever really loved”.In 1937, film actress Renate Mueller threw herself from a balcony in Berlin after Hitler deliberately ruined her career and ordered the Gestapo to follow her. During their sordid sex sessions, Mueller told friends she was obliged to kick and beat Hitler as he contorted with pleasure on the ground.When WW2 broke out in 1939, the English aristocrat, Unity Mitford shot herself in the head with a gun Hitler had given her as a gift. She had participated in orgies with Nazi Party storm troopers, so she could relate the sordid details to the man she called “her messiah”. .Then, there was the long-suffering and loyal Eva Braun. Hitler was unfaithful to her with both men and women.She became so sexually frustrated that she asked Hitler’s physician Dr Theodor Morell to give him hormone injections to increase his libido.In the end, she committed suicide with him just 40 hours after their marriage in the Berlin bunker in April, 1945.

Publisher	Independently published
Publication date	March 28, 2017
Language	English
Print length	299 pages
ISBN-10	1520829248
ISBN-13	978-1520829241
Item Weight	1.08 pounds (490 grams)
Dimensions	6 x 0.75 x 9 inches (15.2 x 1.9 x 22.9 cm)

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The Peculiar Sex Life of Adolf Hitler

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