3. The most controversial relationship he had was with his niece Angela Raubal
This is probably one of the weirdest connections Hitler had because it was with a relative. Angela (or Geli, as her family called her) Raubal was his niece. In fact, he was his legal guardian when she went to college and came to live with him. Despite having many intercourse relationships prior to this, it appears that this was his first significant relationship with a woman.
She seemed like a route out of politics for him—something unrelated to Germany or his political party—and he began to like her for that reason. She was also delighted to catch her uncle’s eye, but things would soon turn out badly for her and her destiny.
Hitler took advantage of her and turned even more possessive after discovering that she preferred another man. He allegedly forced her into an intimate connection with him, which led to her being pregnant with the Fuhrer, according to rumors. Because she wanted to move to Vienna to get away from him and his demonic behavior, but he strongly opposed this plan, she eventually committed suicide with Hitler’s revolver.
People started to believe he killed Angela as stories about it spread like wildfire. And because of how this harmed his reputation, he even considered quitting politics. Perhaps things would have changed for the better, and this would have been a positive thing. Contrary to common opinion, the Fuhrer was deeply affected by Angela’s passing.
