Eva And Hitler

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Eva Braun is the middle daughter of Friedrich and Franziska, a School teacher and a homemaker.
Her parents had split up and got a divorce but got back together primarily because of financial situations.
When Eva was younger her and her sisters, Ilse (oldest) and Gretl were very close.
She spent most of her life doing Gymnastics and working out.
Eva had always been very active as a kid, which lead up to a big part of her life. Eva and Hitler met each other through their photographer, Heinrich Hoffmann.
They met in the photo shop that Eva was working at, as soon as Hitler came through the door, she thought it was love at first sight.
When Eva and Hitler was actually in love with his housekeeper/ cousin at the time.
This was the start of their 12
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Eva became Hitler’s Mistress and the whole time she just wanted Hitler all to herself.
She even made promises to him, such as: following him to war, dying with him, and having no political influence on him.
Hitler was also not allowed in the offices when Hitler would discuss plan making.
Their first public appearance was at the 1938 Winter Olympics. Eva would get really sad when Hitler would go off to war, she even tried to commit suicide twice but failed.
Eva started to get rude and jealous of everything that Hitler loved, like his dog, Blonde. Anytime it would walk in front of her or get in her way she would beat it and kick it around.
She started getting use to not having Hitler around as much so she found things that would distract her from getting upset, such as working out.
She had spent most of her time trying to get Hitler to commit into a serious relationship with her, and when he started to people had noticed a change. On April 29, 1945 Hitler and Eva traveled to Berlin and got married in a small Civic Ceremony without anyone

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