Last Witness to Hitler's Death Passes Away
 

http://news.yahoo.com/hitler-bodygua...115646740.html


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Loyal to his "Boss" to the very end. Weird!!

Another chapter closed, I believe he was the last survivor of Hitler's Bunker.

Let the conspiracy theories commence.

Hitler was a remote control robot that the British used to start WW2. Reason. They were tired of running their empire and wanted the Americans to take over. S'true. Nothing else makes sense.

Aliens. :yep:

I think the most frightening or sobering conclusion is, that they all were so 'normal', and ordinary. :-?

"...The Banality of Evil"...



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He was a part of history and as such, I say Rest in Peace.

Hitler was actually pro jewish, and did the things he did to give the jews an easier time, he also wanted the state of israel to happen, and set up his misfit actions to support it.


When asked why he did it, he stated "simply for the Lulz" I never realized my actions would make them the most powerful people in the world. I was only trolling America. no hard feelings.

He also apologized for ruining the toothbrush mustache for everyone.

When asked about concentration camps, he said to this reporter, well concentration is important.

Hashtag; #Hitlerhadacool salute.

Follow Hitler on twitter, be good internet sheep.

Oldie but goodie: If WW2 was a RTS (Real-time Strategy):
http://www.strategypage.com/humor/ar...s_20057151.asp

Misch is absolutely right. People make Hitler out to be the embodiment of pure evil and some sort of boogeyman, when in reality I've heard he was a pretty charming and genial guy to be around in a social setting. And that's what's kind of scary. He was normal man whose actions created untold suffering for millions of people all over the world. To call him a monster is to make him out to be more than what he was. Just a man.

The end to another chapter in history.

Not weird at all.

Sad to see that this man of history has finally passed on. Back in 2010 or so I wrote him, but at that point (from my understanding) he was so ill that he couldn't write back very well, so I received autographs even though I didn't ask for them. I am trying to find an English translation to his memoir. Anyone have any idea where to start?

There is currently no english version of it.

Next month (October) a english version will be published.

Ok thanks, I will have to look out for that. I just bought a German version. Got it off the German amazon for 30 dollars cheaper.
I guess I have more incentive to improve my understanding of the German language now.