Noi elemente pun sub semnul întrebării alibiul lui Adolf Hitler din momentul morții nepoatei sale, în 1931

Recent documents found in Munich raise questions about Adolf Hitler's whereabouts during the suspicious death of his niece, Geli Raubal, in 1931. Historian Harald Sandner discovered death notices and a civil registry entry that contradict the official narrative of suicide. Hitler claimed to have left Munich on September 18, 1931, but the documents suggest he was still in the city when Geli's body was found. The lack of an autopsy and reports of a violent argument between them further fuel speculation about possible foul play. While the documents cast doubt on the official account, they do not provide conclusive evidence of a cover-up.