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Downing, J. (2026, September 24). Hitler ordered the massacre of millions — but his niece may be the only person he killed with own hands: new evidence. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/09/24/us-news/hitler-may-have-murdered-his-23-year-old-niece-new-evidence-suggests/
Downing, Jared. “Hitler ordered the massacre of millions — but his niece may be the only person he killed with own hands: new evidence.” New York Post, 24 Sept. 2026, https://nypost.com/2026/09/24/us-news/hitler-may-have-murdered-his-23-year-old-niece-new-evidence-suggests/.
Downing, Jared. “Hitler ordered the massacre of millions — but his niece may be the only person he killed with own hands: new evidence.” New York Post, September 24, 2026. https://nypost.com/2026/09/24/us-news/hitler-may-have-murdered-his-23-year-old-niece-new-evidence-suggests/.
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Adolf Hitler ordered the deaths of millions during his reign, but newly uncovered evidence suggests that he may have personally killed his 23-year-old niece Angela "Geli" Raubal. She was found shot dead inside Hitler's Munich apartment on September 19, 1931, with his gun at the scene. Initially, her death was ruled a suicide since Hitler claimed to be in Nuremberg during that time. However, German historian Harald Sandner has uncovered official records indicating Raubal’s body was found 24 hours earlier than previously thought, on September 18, when Hitler was still in Munich. This discovery raises doubts about Hitler's alibi and suggests he may have been present at the time of her death, potentially implicating him in her murder.