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Hitler's Death The Deadliest Dictator Research Paper

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Hitler's Death the deadliest dictator

Introduction
Only a few people can say that people rejoiced over their death. One of them is adolf hitler, leader of the nazi party of germany. On hitler's last day he got married killed himself and his body was burned and this is how it all went down. It's april 16th 1954, allied forces have made their way from their landing in normandy to berlin. their target… Führerbunker the current hiding place of the world's biggest dictator, hitler. Hitler saw the troops advancing and he sent several attacks to try to stop them but there was nothing he could do. the nazis have lost. he had about 2 days left until the allies arrived at the bunker so he decided to marry his one true love Eva Braun …show more content…

They are visible to hitler and like i said before he will not die under any terms but this own so he prepares his suicide. now how this was executed is unknown but there are 2 main ideas on how this happened. first off is that he shot himself. people believe this because there is a bullet shot going through his mouth. but there is one other theory that says that he also took a suicide pill but he was afraid this would not work so he shot himself.
What happened to the body
When Hitler's body was found it was not like a normal death. There was no funeral because… he’s hitler… so what did happen… well people in germany other than the Nazi party hated hitler and were scared of him. If anyone was to stand up against him they would be basically be treated like a jew (put into a concentration camp) so his death was a great time for even for most of germany. So when the body was found it was carried out by allied soldiers and burned then buried. But that's not enough. so they dug it up and burned it again and buried it again. but that's STILL not enough… i think you get my point.. this happened 7 times until eventually there was nothing left than his jaw. But all of this could have not been hitler at all! because DNA samples where performed on the jaw and it was discovered that it was actually the jaw of a girl! so this leaves the question… what his body ever actually

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