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Newly discovered documents in Munich archives suggest Adolf Hitler was in the city when his half-niece, Geli Raubal, died in 1931, contradicting the long-held belief that he was in Nuremberg. Historian Harald Sandner argues these records point to a cover-up by Nazi sympathizers, though experts remain divided on whether this proves murder.
Newly discovered documents suggest Adolf Hitler may have been in Munich when his niece Geli Raubal died in 1931, contradicting his official alibi. Historian Harald Sandner argues the body was found a day earlier than recorded, implying Hitler had the opportunity to commit the act. While some experts dismiss this as a clerical error, others suspect a cover-up by Nazi sympathizers in the police.
Harald Sandner, a historian, discovered documents in a Munich archive that contradict the official timeline of Geli Raubal's 1931 death. These records suggest Adolf Hitler may have been present in Munich when his niece died, challenging his previously accepted alibi that he was in Nuremberg. The findings raise questions about potential police cover-ups by Nazi sympathizers.