Hitlers Suicide?

Question

Is it possible that his wife was jealous of him having other girlfriends so that she shot him, then his dog tried to attack her, so she shot the dog to. Then she was so depressed shot herself?

Answer 1

thats a big no Hitler might have been the worst figure in history but he was no personal coward he won an EK2 in WW1 and without a doubt all evidence points to him biting the capsual when he pulled the trigger.
Only he and Eva were in the room no one else.
thats a fact and no amount of bull from the Russians can prove otherwise.
Lets put it this way Hitler fired the best shot of WW2

Answer 2

Not unless she persuaded them to eat cyanide caps before she shot them. Watch a great film called "The Downfall", it's about the final hours in Hitler's bunker and is based on actual eye-witness accounts. Interesting fact....that film is the first in which an actor plays Hitler in a German film, he had never been portrayed on camera before. It was quite a big deal at the time.

Answer 3

As she became his wife only the day before they commited suicide, I think it is highly improbable. Hitlers Dog Blondin was not shot by died from poison when hitler tested a cyanide capsule on it. The dog was dead before they commited suicide.

Answer 4

Some how I do not think so. Hitler was not known for his affection for the opposite sex. Even though many had the hots for him, Eva Braun was quite a predator and would not have allowed any others to get that close to him once she came on the scene.

Answer 5

This is an excellent question. As much as some of us want to try and be experts, no one actually knows the real story of what exactly happened in that bunker. I do know that the dog was poisoned, but it's anyone's guess as to what happened otherwise.

Answer 6

Impossible

Answer 7

Eva was shot, Blondie the dog was shot and Hitler was poisoned.

Answer 8

His wife (of 11 hours) was Eva Braun, but Adolf was far more in love with his neice.
What is the question..?

Answer 9

In early April 1945 Braun had riden in her chaueffeur driven Mercedes-Benz to Berlin from Munich to be with Hitler at the Führerbunker. He had told her not to come but she came anyway. During this long trip the chaueffeur had to stop the car several times and they had to run to bomb shelters due to intense Allied bombing raids. After arriving at the bunker complex, Eva refused to leave as the Red Army closed in, insisting she was one of the few people loyal to him left in the world. She also had seen, during her recent trip from Munich, that Germany was completely bombed out and there was no safe refuge nearby. She was offered military plane flights out of Berlin. Hitler and Braun were married on April 29, 1945 during a brief civil ceremony with several other couples being married at the same time, witnessed by Joseph Goebbels and Martin Bormann; the bride wore a black silk dress.

With Braun's marriage her legal name changed to Eva Hitler. When Eva signed her marriage certificate she wrote the letter B for her family name, then lined this out and replaced it with Hitler.[1] Moreover, although bunker personnel were instructed to call her Frau Hitler, Adolf Hitler himself continued to call Eva Fräulein Braun.

There was gossip among the Führerbunker staff that Eva was carrying Hitler's child, but there is no evidence she was ever pregnant.

Braun and Hitler committed suicide together on April 30, 1945 at around 3:30 in the afternoon behind closed doors with no witnesses. The remaining occupants of the bunker heard a gunshot and someone eventually went into the room. She swallowed a cyanide capsule (most historians have concluded Hitler used a combination method, shooting himself in the right temple while simultaneously biting into a cyanide capsule). Braun was 33 when she died. Their corpses were burned with diesel fuel beyond recognition in the Reich Chancellery garden just outside the bunker's emergency exit. No first party witnesses who went into the death scene room itself were ever interviewed after the war, but the survivors in the bunker who claimed to see two wrapped up dead bodies carried outside to be burned, were interviewed and interrogated over the years and gave similar but slightly conflicting accounts. Much controversy surrounds the verification of this incident because the Russians were technically in charge of this region of Germany at the time and there existed a cultural and political barrier between them and the Germans due to war atrocities. Some of the potential witnesses were missing, dead, imprisoned by the Soviets, British or Americans in different prisons and it was feared that due to political brainwashing some of the witnesses might still be loyal to Hitler and wanted to protect his escape and/or legacy. DNA testing was not available at the time to resolve the lurking identity questions.

Their charred remains were soon discovered by the Russians and secretly buried at the SMERSH compound in Magdeburg, East Germany along with the bodies of Joseph and Magda Goebbels and their six children. All of these remains were exhumed in April 1970, completely cremated and dispersed in the Elbe river (see also Hitler's death).

The rest of Eva Braun's family survived the war, including her father, who worked in a hospital and to whom Braun sent several trunks of her belongings in April 1945. Her mother, Franziska, died aged 96 in January 1976 having lived out her days in an old farmhouse in Ruhpolding, Bavaria.

I have no idea about the dog.

Answer 10

his dog blondie died from cyanide poison so No to that 1.

eva braun died from cyanide poison also so No to that 1 also

hitler took cyanide and shot himself.

so how do you think they burned there own bodies ??