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1. www.oradour.info › appendix › paulahitInterview with Hitler's sister on 5th June 1946 - Oradour

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   Case: Mrs. Paula Wolf, or Paula Hitler, sister of the late Adolf Hitler (her name was spelled Wolff in the interview of 12 July 1945) Address: Alpenwirtschaft Vorderorand, Gemeinde Königsee (Kreis Berchtesgaden)

   • Interview of 12 July 1945

     Subject: Interrogation of Frau Paula Wolff (Frl. Paula...

   • Paula Hitler's Grave

     Paula Hitler (Wolf, or sometimes Wolff) is buried in the...

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     Postscript . The paragraphs below are from a Personality...

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3. www.psychologytoday.com › us › blogDebriefing Hitler’s Sister | Psychology Today

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   Apr 15, 2019 · Paula presented herself to her interviewers as an innocent bystander during the Nazi era. She denied knowledge of the Holocaust during the war. But her private writings indicate she thought her...

4. allthatsinteresting.com › paula-hitlerPaula Hitler: The Surprising Story Of Adolf's Little Sister

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   • Paula Hitler, Adolf’s Little Sister
   • The Sister of The Führer
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   Before she would grow up to be despised by association, Paula Hitler was simply the youngest child of a middle-class German family. Born on Jan. 21, 1896, Paula was the youngest child of Aloisand Klara Hitler and the last of Adolf’s full siblings (the Führer had one other full sibling, a brother, and two half-siblings by his father’s second marriag...

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   By the early 1920s, Paula Hitler had moved to Vienna. Though her brother had gone on to pursue his grand dreams of being a painter and a public leader, Paula had opted for a quieter, simpler life. She worked for a time as a housekeeper for several wealthy families in Vienna, as well as for a Jewish dormitory. After leaving housekeeping behind, Paul...

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   Following the war, Paula Hitler was arrested by U.S. intelligence officers and held for questioning. She explained that though she loved her brother and received financial support from him, she had only seen him once or twice a year for the past decade, and actually had fairly little contact with him. She also claimed to only have met Eva Braun, he...

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   What happened to Paula Hitler?

   • Following the war, Paula Hitler was arrested by U.S. intelligence officers and held for questioning. She explained that though she loved her brother and received financial support from him, she had only seen him once or twice a year for the past decade, and actually had fairly little contact with him.

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   Who was Paula Hitler?

   • For those looking to find out more about WW2, the Third Reich and Adolf himself, Paula Hitler is an extremely interesting person to look into. Hitler was an extremely private man and it remains the case today that there isn’t a large amount of detail on what the man behind the animated speeches and hand gestures was really like.

   Paula Hitler: The life and views of Hitler’s Sister – History Wench

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   When did Paula Hitler die?

   • It was her first and last television interview. In 1960, at the age of 64, Paula Hitler died, ending the immediate Hitler family line. Other Hitler members existed, sons and daughters of Adolf’s half-siblings, but as for his immediate family, Paula was the last.

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   How did Hitler's Sister affect Paula's life?

   • From 1929, Paula would only see and receive a letter from her brother once a year and the letters were often short and lacked any real sentiment, her saying that he had little family sense – something which he picked up from their father. No matter how little involved he was with her, being Hitler’s sister still negatively impacted Paula’s life.

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6. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Paula_HitlerPaula Hitler - Wikipedia

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   The conversation was the only filmed interview she ever gave and was broadcast as part of a programme called Tyranny: The Years of Adolf Hitler. She talked mostly about Hitler's childhood and refused to be drawn on political questions.

   • Other names: Paula Wolff, Paula Hitler-Wolff
   • Known for: Sister of German dictator Adolf Hitler

   • Resting place: Bergfriedhof in Berchtesgaden/Schönau

7. historywench.com › 2016/10/28 › paulahitlerPaula Hitler: The life and views of Hitler’s Sister – History ...

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   Oct 28, 2016 · An interview with Paula Hitler can be found on youtube. Paula Hitler on what it was like growing up with Adolf. I have found the most useful sources of information for Paula Hitler and her relationship with her brother to be her interrogations and interviews after the war. These provide the best insight into growing up with the future Fuhrer.

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9. www.newyorker.com › 2000/07/17 › hitlers-lost-familyHitler’s Lost Family | The New Yorker

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   Jul 9, 2000 · Writer interviews one relative in a former Nazi hangout he is directed to... [The relative] then turned to an issue that has interested many of Hitler’s relatives: their possible claim to...