Unexplained Mysteries:Geli Raubal: Did Adolf Hitler Kill his niece: Hitler’s Niece Geli Raubal Met With a Mysterious Death.

Unexplained Mysteries:Geli Raubal: Did Adolf Hitler Kill his niece: Hitler’s Niece Geli Raubal Met With a Mysterious Death.



Adolf Hitler was easily the most hated man in history. His name speaks of irreversible evil committed in his honor.

It speaks of millions of deaths, the most horrible war the world has ever known, insanity given room to thrive and countless other things.

Despite all the vile things Hitler is known for, he is also known for loving his half-niece Angela Maria “Geli” Raubal quite obsessively. However, even that is steeped in violence.

Geli Raubal officially killed herself, though some think the official cause of death is incorrect. They think she was murdered by her adoring Uncle Alf, Adolf Hitler. Did Adolf Hitler kill his niece?

Angela Maria “Geli” Raubal posing with a camera in the woods.

Geli (Angelika Maria) Raubal was the daughter of Leo Raubal Sr. and his wife Angela Raubal. Angela was Adolf Hitler’s half sister.

They shared the same father, Alois Hitler. Angela was a product of Alois’ second marriage, while Adolf was a product of his third.

Adolf grew up with his half sister and was reportedly very fond of her daughter. Geli lost her father when she was only two-years-old. Fifteen years later, she went to live with Adolf Hitler, who had taken in her mother as a housekeeper.

From the time Geli moved into her uncle’s home until her death, she was under his watchful eye. In fact, at the time of her death, her mother was living in a different home than Geli.

Geli was living in Adolf’s apartment in Munich. Sources close to them say that Adolf doted on her. Some even say that he was obsessed with her, despite their family ties and age difference. He was 19 years her senior. The more sordid stories may be gossip.

There are no existing papers from either of them admitting such an affair. The rumors were not only sexual, though. It seemed to some that Geli was a sort of prisoner of Adolf’s. He denied this publicly, but the fact is that she was a vibrant young girl who certainly lived under his thumb.

Since Geli Raubal’s death, there has been a lot of speculation about her mental state, due to her death being ruled a suicide.

It seems she wished to go to Vienna, either to become a dancer or see a lover, depending on who you believe, but that Hitler refused to allow this.

There are also rumors that she was pregnant at the time of her death, leading many to wonder who the father was.

Was it Hitler? Was it the mysterious and possibly made up lover in Vienna? Or was it Emil Maurice? Emil was a chauffeur of Hitler’s who asked Hitler if he could marry Geli.

Hitler threatened him with a pistol, chased him off and fired him. Emil later sued successfully for lost wages. Interestingly, Emil later got his job back, but it was too late for him and Geli.

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